2010 Domaine François Carillon Puligny-Montrachet
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A finely knit fabric of silky, perfumed fruit emerges from the 2010 Puligny-Montrachet. Carillon's Puligny is a wine of gorgeous textural finesse and harmony. An attractive mélange of yellow stone fruit and bright, saline notes melds into the expressive finish. This is another terrific, entry-level bottling.
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Antonio Galloni, Vinous
Antonio Galloni, Vinous
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A finely knit fabric of silky, perfumed fruit emerges from the 2010 Puligny-Montrachet. Carillon’s Puligny is a wine of gorgeous textural finesse and harmony. An attractive melange of yellow stone fruit and bright, saline notes melds into the expressive finish. This is another terrific, entry-level bottling. Anticipated maturity: 2012+. These 2010s are the first wines Francois Carillon has made from start to finish on his own. Based on the wines I tasted, it looks like Francois’s wines are a little silkier than his brother Jacques’s wines. I also tasted the 2011s, which are shaping up beautifully. As of 2011, the range will include two new premier crus from Chassagne-Montrachet: Clos St. Jean and Chenevottes, great news for fans of this ‘new’ domaine. Importer: Vineyard Brands, Birmingham, AL; tel. (205) 980-8802
The 2010 Puligny-Montrachet is a beautiful villages wine with tons of personality in its bright fruit and floral notes. A rich, sensual finish makes it hard to resist a second taste. This is another overachieving wine from François Carillon.
A finely knit fabric of silky, perfumed fruit emerges from the 2010 Puligny-Montrachet. Carillon’s Puligny is a wine of gorgeous textural finesse and harmony. An attractive melange of yellow stone fruit and bright, saline notes melds into the expressive finish. This is another terrific, entry-level bottling. Anticipated maturity: 2012+. ||These 2010s are the first wines Francois Carillon has made from start to finish on his own. Based on the wines I tasted, it looks like Francois’s wines are a little silkier than his brother Jacques’s wines. I also tasted the 2011s, which are shaping up beautifully. As of 2011, the range will include two new premier crus from Chassagne-Montrachet: Clos St. Jean and Chenevottes, great news for fans of this ‘new’ domaine. eRobertParker.com.August, 2012