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ドメーヌ・ジョゼフ・パスカル（Domaine Joseph Pascal）（ピュリニー・モンラッシェ）
Could only be burgundy! But it’s a bit taut. Dry and uncompromising. (JR)
Easy, approachable Cote d’Or Chardonnay. Lots to like here. Not the most complex but there is precision and focus on the palate. Oak is super-supple. Nicely put together. (AWH)
Much more exciting than the Aligoté. Great substance and energy. Whistle clean. GV (JR)
An extra layer of weight compared with the Bourgogne Côte d’Or. Plush but all the components contribute to the whole. Attractive edge of new oak. Bright, fresh acidity. Finishes with a nutty note. Good concentration, loads of purity. (AWH)
Good to see mags available. Solid and chewy for the moment, with savour. Wait? (JR)
A very refined and elegant premier cru Puligny. Mineral on the palate, with crisp acidity and super-supple oak. A definite thoroughbred. The finish is intense, long and lingering. Beautifully crafted wine. (AWH)
Shows a little more richness than the straight Puligny and the Enseignères. Lots to enjoy here. Nutty, savoury, a hint of reduction adds an extra layer on the palate. Fresh, complex, all the components are in a very good place. (AWH)
Light and fresh but I suspect it’s so much more expensive than the Auxey simply because of its name. Solid but uninspiring. Fast fade. (JR)
Classic Puligny. Almost flinty on the palate. Very precise, great acidity and mineral notes on the finish. Not at all overblown. Refined, elegant example. Attractively priced for Puligny villages. (AWH)
From a site just below Bienvenues.
Has an extra layer of weight and density but there is still the typical Puligny drive and minerality. Fresh and pure. A very fine example which compares well with many of the premier cru competitors within Puligny. (AWH)
