This is also quite floral in character with its array of honeysuckle, acacia and lavender notes that add a touch of elegance to the layered citrus, spice, pear and soft wood aromas. The rich, concentrated and opulent medium-bodied flavors are blessed with plenty of dry extract that soaks the palate while buffering the firm acid spine shaping the beautifully persistent finish. This needs to develop more depth with time in bottle but this exciting Puligny villages appears to be very promising.

Another clean pale colour, a little softer, still with some sandalwood showing on the nose, but not so spicy. Really beautiful and Puligny in style throughout, with dainty little bits of fruit pervading the palate, subtlety and length, a superbly nuanced wine which demonstrates why there is such a following for Coche-Dury Enseignères.