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Puligny-Montrachet Champs Gain Premier Cru Bottle

Puligny-Montrachet Champs Gain Premier Cru2012

Francois CarillonPuligny-Montrachet, France

François Carillon’s Puligny‑Montrachet Champ‑Gain 1er Cru is a steep, high‑slope parcel of old (50+ year) Chardonnay vin…Learn More »

$240

/750ml

Current Retail Average

93

/100

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Puligny-Montrachet Champs Gain Premier Cru 2012 Vintage

ABOUT THIS WINE

François Carillon’s Puligny‑Montrachet Champ‑Gain 1er Cru is a steep, high‑slope parcel of old (50+ year) Chardonnay vines planted on reddish, limestone‑rich soils with small pebbles; Carillon vinifies by whole‑cluster pressing and barrel ferment/age (c.18 months, ~20–22% new oak) to produce a class…Learn More »

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WhiteChardonnay

About Puligny-Montrachet Champs Gain Premier Cru

François Carillon’s Puligny‑Montrachet Champ‑Gain 1er Cru is a steep, high‑slope parcel of old (50+ year) Chardonnay vines planted on reddish, limestone‑rich soils with small pebbles; Carillon vinifies by whole‑cluster pressing and barrel ferment/age (c.18 months, ~20–22% new oak) to produce a classically taut, chiselled Puligny marked by lime and white‑stone fruit, chalky minerality and saline, slightly herbal finish—precise and long‑lived rather than overtly opulent.