Still one of the best-value wines in the de Montille range – officially classified as a regional-level Bourgogne Blanc, yet in a blind tasting it could easily pass for one of the sought-after Premier Cru wines from Puligny-Montrachet. The five-hectare, walled parcel is, in fact, the garden of the family-owned Château de Puligny-Montrachet. Owing to its proximity, it inevitably receives an extra measure of care and attention. The vines are cultivated biodynamically, producing minimal yields.

After careful selection and picking, the grapes are whole-bunch pressed in the cellar, followed by fermentation and ageing in barrels. The proportion of new oak is minimal.

The wines of the 2022 vintage exude confidence. After the challenging 2021 season, it rewarded growers both in terms of quantity and quality. With its intense flavours, it offers plenty to those who are just discovering the wine region, while its complexity can also captivate seasoned Burgundy enthusiasts. A true crowd favourite.