Daniel Barraud

En Buland Vieilles Vignes Pouilly-Fuissé Chardonnay

9.225 ratings
9.45 pro ratings
Pouilly-Fuissé, Mâconnais, Burgundy, France
Chardonnay
Duck, Shellfish, Goose, Mushrooms, Manchego & Parmesan, Game, Pork, Squash & Root Vegetables, Chicken, Turkey, Cheddar & Gruyere, Meaty & Oily Fish, White Fish, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Cream Sauces
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Roel van der Burg

Sommelier at Restaurant Entrepot

9.7

Domaine Barraud owns some of the highest vineyards in the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation, grapes ripen slowly and therefore are able to retain more acidity. The 'En Buland' vineyard is the latest of all of Barraud's sites to ripen so it may not be a suprise to find an intens mineral & stony wine here. Beautifull bouquet and clear as a stream of meltwater. Barraud's wine are not to be missed. For me this comes close to perfection.

Domaine Barraud owns some of the highest vineyards in the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation, grapes ripen slowly and therefore are able to retain more acidity. The 'En Buland' vineyard is the latest of all of Barraud's sites to ripen so it may not be a suprise to find an intens mineral & stony wine here. Beautifull bouquet and clear as a stream of meltwater. Barraud's wine are not to be missed. For me this comes close to perfection.

Sep 11th, 2016
Tom Kobylarz

Barraud = Genius
Drinks way above its pay grade at 1er Cru level. Lemon-gold in color, with notes of golden delicious apple, pear, crushed rock minerality, and a dollop of oak. The palate is med+ acid, med body, alcohol and flavor intensity that is pure and persistent with a med+ finish. Superb value at $34, tastes more like $75.

Barraud = Genius
Drinks way above its pay grade at 1er Cru level. Lemon-gold in color, with notes of golden delicious apple, pear, crushed rock minerality, and a dollop of oak. The palate is med+ acid, med body, alcohol and flavor intensity that is pure and persistent with a med+ finish. Superb value at $34, tastes more like $75.

Aug 17th, 2015
Darin Kendrick

Beautiful PF.

Beautiful PF.

Aug 7th, 2015
Byron Hewett

This seems a bit advanced. Drink up. Creamy vanilla layered over the stone fruits and minerals. A hint of butterscotch. I was hoping for more.

This seems a bit advanced. Drink up. Creamy vanilla layered over the stone fruits and minerals. A hint of butterscotch. I was hoping for more.

Mar 25th, 2023
Roberto Carli

So dense, with beeswax and florals hiding just ripe apricot. acidity is lengthy and hits the spot. Tastes like 1er cru

So dense, with beeswax and florals hiding just ripe apricot. acidity is lengthy and hits the spot. Tastes like 1er cru

Oct 6th, 2021
Mike Obley

70th birthday event

70th birthday event

Aug 26th, 2020
Kyle B
9.4

Lovely and crisp; surprisingly for a French Chardonnay it has a little butter on the nose and palate. But it’s like French butter— better and creamier than the American version.

Lovely and crisp; surprisingly for a French Chardonnay it has a little butter on the nose and palate. But it’s like French butter— better and creamier than the American version.

Sep 1st, 2019
Neil Cornish

Could easily be mistaken for a premier cru mersault. Great purity and intensity. Totally delicious

Could easily be mistaken for a premier cru mersault. Great purity and intensity. Totally delicious

Jul 21st, 2017
Sayuri Tezuka

I like this than Verget.
Still have a fruits and pure acidity.

I like this than Verget.
Still have a fruits and pure acidity.

Sep 8th, 2015
Chris Regina

Lots of citrus, orange, toasty vanilla oak, spice and honey dew melon

Lots of citrus, orange, toasty vanilla oak, spice and honey dew melon

May 25th, 2015