Very fine wine with mineral notes and a well-integrated acidity. The most mineral-driven wine among the white villages wines from the Côte de Beaune compared to Chassagne-Montrachetand Meursault. Very long finish. Pair with fish, shellfish or creamy white meat.

Jeb Dunnuck - 91 Points

"The 2017 Puligny-Montrachet Les Vieilles Vignes is a more steely, racy effort that has plenty of white currant and stone fruits as well as notes of honeysuckle, white flowers, and green almonds. With good mid-palate density, medium-bodied richness, and bright yet nicely integrated acidity, it’s an outstanding, balanced, beautiful Village wine to enjoy over the coming decade."