The 108 wine reviews below are grouped alphabetically by producer (sur)name and within those groups are ordered whites before reds, ascending from generic through village, premiers and grands crus.
Domaine Saumaize-Michelin (Vergisson)
Vinified in oak, this is a serious and grown-up style of Mâcon...
From a vineyard which would be premier cru Pouilly-Fuissé if it...
Generous and ripe on the palate. Plenty of warm, fleshy, yellow...
From a cooler north-facing site on chalky soils.
This needs a...
Fine and typical example of the generosity and concentration on...
Fermented and aged in 228- and 450-litre barrels.
Has the extra...
From a north-east-facing parcel at 350 m. 12 ‘moons’ in oak...
Red-limestone soils.
Plenty of interest here with concentration...
From vineyards on rich, Triassic clay soils.
Deeper colour in the...
A fine, complex Pouilly-Fuissé. No overblown fruit or hefty oak...
Étienne Sauzet (Puligny-Montrachet)
Cask/tank sample. Lightly smoky and broad and green-fruited...
Cask/tank sample. Edgy and with lots of precision. No shortage...
Cask/tank sample. Is this the only Puligny village cuvée they...
Cask/tank sample. Some richness which suggests it’s almost worth...
Domaine Seguin-Manuel (Beaune)
Certified organic. Smells creamy and fruity after the Christian...
Mid crimson, darker than many 2024s. Inviting dark-red fruit...
Certified organic. Light crimson. Scented with light notes of...
Certified organic. Pale cherry red. Smells very stemmy – either...
Domaine Séguinot-Bordet (Maligny)
Screwcap. Bordet always produces a strong Petit Chablis – this...
Screwcap. Plenty of density and concentration. Jean-François...
A classic, pure, elegant Fourchaume. With the lower yields this...
Subtle oak adds an extra dimension to the ripe, warm feeling on...
