Jacques Carillon, Puligny Montrachet Referts other_regions_australia there is good underlying material

there is good underlying material and my predicted range accords the benefit of the doubt that more will be forthcoming

the balance is from several Morey 1ers

Eighty percent of the wine spent a year in new oak barrels

to the muscular big-bodied flavors that possess fine mid-palate density on the intensely saline-inflected

I imagine the 2005 still has another decade of fine drinking to offer

Jacques Carillon, Puligny Montrachet Referts other_regions_australia there is good underlying material(45+ year old vines). A broad ranging array offers up notes of acacia blossom, orange pekoe tea, pear and white peach scents. There is both excellent power but also excellent delineation to the energetic and lightly mineral inflected flavors that possess a highly seductive mouth feel before culminating in a wonderfully persistent, highly complex and perfectly well balanced finale. This is very classy stuff that should age well yet be approachable