2006 Pernot, Paul - Puligny-Montrachet
France - Burgundy - Cote de Beaune - Puligny Montrachet
- Villages
Chardonnay
Still
Still
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Producer Notes
Based in Puligny-Montrachet, Paul Pernot and his sons, Paul and Michel, occupy a very important and respected position in Burgundy. They are the largest owners of the premier cru vineyard "les Folatieres" and have made their name with serious, mineral-driven wines that engender the graceful and languid blossoming of top-tier white Burgundy. These wines are focused and precise with plenty of... More »
Professional Reviews
- Source
- Burghound
- Issue
- Issue 31
(from 4 different parcels within Puligny, including Blagny from vines that average 50 years of age; this too was vinified in steel but the élevage occurred in barrel, of which only 5% were new) This is almost as ripe and also carries mild exotic fruit notes into the sappy, rich, full and opulent flavors that possess a lush mouth feel and less precision than normal on the otherwise nicely extended finish. This is already drinking well and I wouldn't age it personally as it risks becoming heavy.
- Source
- International Wine Cellar
- Issue
- Issue 134
Superripe aromas and flavors of peach and apricot. The palate offers good vivacity and a burst of fruit, with juicy acidity and an enticing floral character giving it appeal. Just a bit youthfully hard-edged, but this is serious village wine.
Community Tasting Notes
- Author
- Oenosopher
- Site / Blog
- St. Henry Brewery - brewing 'til the bitter end!
- Trust Rating
- 100%
- Tasted On
- 01/08/2008
Simple white Burgundy, not too fancy. Very subtle nose with some light fruit essence, walnuts and yeast. The wine has some nice fruit and spice components that add to the balance, but the finish is a little thin.
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