Domaine / Maison Vincent Girardin Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Perrières

Premoxed. Ugh.

Based on day 2. Creaminess of lemon custard, marzipan and a hint of green apple and something tropical. Fair amount of acid with lemon, pineapple and small trace of vanilla oakiness though acid washes it away. WBA

I’ve had this wine a few times over the years. Refreshing flavors of lemon zest, creamy vanilla, apricots, hay, and subtle oak.

Steely and crisp, balanced with a lingering finish

- Yellow gold color.

DAWGS April 2010 - Flights at Urbano's (Urbano's in Dallas, TX) : WIML91-92? Tasted double blind at an offline. Light yellow color in the glass, clear hue throughout. Very light nose of sea mist and wet stones. Light and nimble flavors of peach, apricot and a hint of lime. Medium to bright acidity, light body. Drink now. I was initially leaning towards a 2005 Loire white like a Savennières but my official guess was a 2005 Chablis; pretty much in …

Crisp minimality and clean flavors.

Nice orchard fruits on the nose with a touch of toasty cinnamon and vanilla from the oak. This is well-balanced and everything is well-integrated on the nose. The palate is round and lush with good balance, length and complexity. This is a nice example of a fairly generic Puligny-Montrachet. Not mind-blowing and fairly modern in syle, but a nice value from Burgundy.

Pretty decent wine, with good ripeness but not over-powering like some Californians can b