The 2015 Puligny Montrachet Champ Gain offers a fresher, more focused style compared to the Chassagne Montrachet. White flowers, white peach, crushed rocks, salty minerality, and a hint of citrus all emerge from this pretty, elegant, vibrant beauty that has a backward, tight feel. It’s going to be better with a year or three of bottle age and keep for a decade.
Bright, light yellow. Ripe yellow peach and herbs along with a cooler menthol note on the nose. Fat and slightly spicy on the palate, offering good breadth to its stone fruit flavors. This, too, is freshened by a good quantity of CO2 but is essentially a plump wine. A step up in concentration and depth from the Chassagne-Montrachet Clos Saint-Jean, with a bit more salinity and energy coming through today. And more tactile on the back end. (
The 2015 Puligny Montrachet Champ Gain offers a fresher, more focused style compared to the Chassagne Montrachet. White flowers, white peach, crushed rocks, salty minerality, and a hint of citrus all emerge from this pretty, elegant, vibrant beauty that has a backward, tight feel. It’s going to be better with a year or three of bottle age and keep for a decade.
Bright, light yellow. Ripe yellow peach and herbs along with a cooler menthol note on the nose. Fat and slightly spicy on the palate, offering good breadth to its stone fruit flavors. This, too, is freshened by a good quantity of CO2 but is essentially a plump wine. A step up in concentration and depth from the Chassagne-Montrachet Clos Saint-Jean, with a bit more salinity and energy coming through today. And more tactile on the back end. (
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