Honor
Still thick, but perhaps nearing the end of its prime.
Voss Expert tasting note
A luminous pale gold in the glass, this Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru reveals an intricate bouquet of white florals, lemon zest, and crushed stone, underscored by subtle hints of hazelnut and brioche.




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Honor
Still thick, but perhaps nearing the end of its prime.
Rudberto Mignery
Youthful and oak-driven 09, with a more exotic character and straightforward fruit, backed by some herbs. A shorter trail and lesser density make it less smooth than the 08, but still an remarkable quality.
Leonid
Youthful Puligny Montachet from a renowned producer, this 2009 mini-vertical offers a surprisingly fresh and elegant taste experience. The nose reveals a opulent and creamy aroma, with traces of barnyard, cheese, and a soft floral note. The impression is medium-bodied, with a refreshing freshness and a lingering close that leaves a salty aftertaste. Overall, this wine is a delightful surprise, offering the producer's ability to craft a compelling and even Chardonnay.
Based on 10 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Honor
Still thick, but perhaps nearing the end of its prime.
Rudberto Mignery
Youthful and oak-driven 09, with a more exotic character and straightforward fruit, backed by some herbs. A shorter trail and lesser density make it less smooth than the 08, but still an remarkable quality.
Leonid
Youthful Puligny Montachet from a renowned producer, this 2009 mini-vertical offers a surprisingly fresh and elegant taste experience. The nose reveals a opulent and creamy aroma, with traces of barnyard, cheese, and a soft floral note. The impression is medium-bodied, with a refreshing freshness and a lingering close that leaves a salty aftertaste. Overall, this wine is a delightful surprise, offering the producer's ability to craft a compelling and even Chardonnay.
Louis Latour Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Truffières is praised for its elegance and richness, with notes of pear, citrus, and a smooth finish. While some vintages are described as fresh and youthful, others are noted for their decline. The wine's oak and exotic character are appreciated, though some find it lacking depth. Overall, it offers a delightful experience with a mix of fruit and floral aromas.
A luminous pale gold in the glass, this Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru reveals an intricate bouquet of white florals, lemon zest, and crushed stone, underscored by subtle hints of hazelnut and brioche. On the palate, it is elegantly structured, with a precise minerality that interplays with vibrant acidity, creating a harmonious tension. The mid-palate unfolds with layers of ripe pear and quince, leading to a lingering finish marked by a whisper of saline and a touch of spice. This wine exemplifies the finesse and depth characteristic of premier cru offerings from this esteemed region.
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