Josh Morgenthau

9.1

Silken and transparent. Red berried, delicately herbal and precise; like a super mineral cru Beaujolais, with a northern Italian inflection. — a month ago

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9.0

Disappointing. Very concentrated and precise in the mouth. Excellent structure and minerality. But a muted aroma and inflection of flavor, which I assume is brett. — 3 years ago

Andrew Holod

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9.1

Crushable and at a polished inflection point between youth and maturity. — 4 years ago

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9.1

Village side of Aux Beaux Bruns, although not labeled as such. Purchased upon release and more evolved than expected. Love the Chambolle and 2010 acidity. An inflection of slightly less ripe fruit accentuates freshness. Really delicious now. — 4 years ago

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9.3

Very refined. Displays celery inflection oft associated with 2011. As the wine becomes deeper and richer with air, any less desirable inflection is negligible. Excellent wine in a mediocre vintage. — 2 years ago

Justin Hansohn

9.2

I’m finished paying Dujac prices but it’s great to have experience with this producer. Lots of balance with terroir intact and full on pleasure. Very Morey as well with a Smokey inflection like Gevrey but with a lift and freshness I come to expect from morey red. Concentrated in a very perfected way. Not complicated as I wondered it might be having some crazy village wine experiences from Dujac, but I’m really thinking of the ‘09 chambolle I just can’t seem to find anywhere anymore. Clean. — 4 years ago

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9.1

Similar to bottle in France 3 1/2 years ago. VA is prominent, but some classical, lead pencil, mineral inflections and richer fruit than 2007 Saint Julien AOC. Has a Natural wine, vinegar inflection at finish after a lot of air. — 4 years ago

Aravind A

9.2

Pop and pour. In an excellent place. On the nose: blood orange, roses, menthol, glossy red cherry. Still somewhat primary. Good density and acidity; hi-toned red fruit, with some dried fruit and leather inflection. More soft herbs on the softly tannic finish. Yum! — 2 years ago

Justin Hansohn

9.0

Generally would agree that this wine doesn’t come off with a lot of classic umph that one might expect from 1er Cru but the 1er Cru terroir of chassagne is there undoubtedly and this does give way to the classic opinion that Puligny is usually more overtly pleasurable than Chassagne. It is complicated by mineral with a nice tropical inflection and a subtle energy but it is not explosive. I enjoyed this with many different good foods and had a lovely time as always with a noble Chardonnay like this. Enjoyable and delicious and evolved nicely over 3 days with sushi, noodles, pork, and lots of vegetables. — 4 years ago

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9.1

Very pretty fruit. Slight inflection of green aromatically & on the palate. Delicious otherwise. — 4 years ago