Bohrmann Puligny-Montrachet “Grand Champs” 19

The nose is classic Puligny-Montrachet: intense and dry with a gorgeous, delicate floral overlay. Notes of lemon peel and stones meld with faint herbs and chalk. But the mouth you’d be mistaken for guessing Meursault. The classic Puligny tension and angularity is there, but with an unusually concentrated roundness and sucrocité.

We expect this will be delicious for several years, but for once patience is not required. It’s a chance to taste Puligny with a bit of that youthful edge taken off. Whether it’s more a generous Puligny or a tension-filled Meursault is up to you – either way it’s a surprise and a delight today.