2021 Puligny Montrachet Clos de la Jaquelotte

There’s a farcically tiny amount of this cuvée – just 80 litres or 102 bottles – from a clos within Champ Canet, and a Pernot family monopole (both Paul and Alvina). Given the tiny volumes, 60 litres were aged in glass wine globe and the remaining 20 in stainless steel. It’s a little closed at the moment, no great surprise given the reductive maturation, but there’s plenty of potential and concentration here. It’s got an intriguing nose of melon and seaspray, with a cool crisp profile and linear structure that clearly speaks of tis production method.