From the Noyers Brets vineyard (south-eastern edge of Puligny) comes some of the best “village” wine in the region. Classic, serious; here is great weight, minerality and butteriness, with more exotic notes of pineapple and lime. Supreme after a few years in the cellar. (Mr.Wheeler tasting note)
2021 Philippe Bouzereau, Bourgogne, Cote d'Or Blanc 6x75cl £130 / Case£58.33 / BottleDuty Status: In BondAvailability: En Primeur
2021 Jean-Marc Pillot, Saint-Romain, La Periere 6x75cl £165 / Case£58.33 / BottleDuty Status: In BondAvailability: En Primeur
2021 Jean-Marc Pillot, Puligny-Montrachet, Noyer Bret 6x75cl
White ⋅ Burgundy ⋅ France
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