Aromas of white flowers, sweet stone fruit and vanilla pod introduce Drouhin's 2023 Puligny-Montrachet Village, a medium to full-bodied, ample and fleshy wine that's lively and charming.

A wine of great finesse distinguished and elegant. The colour is pure and bright, with light glints of white gold. The aromas evoke trees in bloom and white flesh fruit, like white peaches. With age, the aromas evolve towards almond and lightly grilled dried fruit. On the palate, there is a sensation of fresh silkiness. Long and persistent in the aftertaste, ending on an exceptional wealth of flavours, both floral and fruity

A wine of great finesse distinguished and elegant. The colour is pure and bright, with light glints of white gold. The aromas evoke trees in bloom and white flesh fruit, like white peaches. With age, the aromas evolve towards almond and lightly grilled dried fruit. On the palate, there is a sensation of fresh silkiness. Long and persistent in the aftertaste, ending on an exceptional wealth of flavours, both floral and fruity

Bursting with notes of pear, orange oil, white flowers, and toast, the 2019 Puligny-Montrachet Village is medium to full-bodied, charming, and enveloping, with succulent acids and a textural, giving profile. It will drink well young.

Exuberant aromas of pear, citrus zest, white flowers, and toasty oak introduce the 2018 Puligny-Montrachet Village, a medium to full-bodied, fleshy but precise wine that's charming and open-knit. Ripe and generous, this will drink well young.

The 2017 Puligny-Montrachet Village reveals a pretty bouquet of white peach, lemon, citrus blossom, and beeswax. On the palate, it's medium-bodied, elegant, and glossy, with an open-knit, succulent profile. This will drink well on release.

The 2015 Puligny Montrachet Village has a delightful linden and lemon zest bouquet with a squeeze of fresh lime for good measure. The palate is medium bodied with a fine line of acidity that imbues this village cru with a touch more brightness than the Meursault, if not the same weight or viscosity. Nevertheless, this is a well-crafted Puligny from Drouhin that should represent good value for money once in bottle.

The 2014 Puligny Montrachet has a little more vivacity and precision than the Meursault, perhaps more mineralité too. The palate is crisp and taut on the entry with good weight, tons of freshly sliced lime and kiwi fruit here with a bravura of a finish. Not a complex Puligny, but it compensates with its joie-de-vivre.

The Puligny-Montrachet is plump, juicy, and immediate. It possesses good depth and balance at this level, even if some of the persistence trails off on the mid-palate and finish. Sweet apricots and peaches are layered into the generous, inviting finish.

The Puligny-Montrachet is plump, juicy, and immediate. It possesses good depth and balance at this level, even if some of the persistence trails off on the mid-palate and finish. Sweet apricots and peaches are layered into the generous, inviting finish.

A wine of great finesse distinguished and elegant. The colour is pure and bright, with light glints of white gold. The aromas evoke trees in bloom and white flesh fruit, like white peaches. With age, the aromas evolve towards almond and lightly grilled dried fruit. On the palate, there is a sensation of fresh silkiness. Long and persistent in the aftertaste, ending on an exceptional wealth of flavours, both floral and fruity