Domaine Jean Pascal et Fils Puligny-Montrachet Les Enseignères

Starting to creep just slightly into the oxidative realm; RIGHT on the cusp of where I'd still consider it sound and rate it normally, but another year here would be a bad idea. Maybe it's in the early stages of premox, maybe it's just not really meant for long aging, but right now it was pretty lovely, even if it's already on the soft side. Just a *pinch* of bruised apple, and much more fresh apple, something in between fuji …

very strange taste. maybe I chilled it too much. no odor at all, mild flavor, nowhere near as enjoyable as a $45 Louis Michel chablis. definitely the least impressive puligny I have ever had. hugely on sale at bevmo, perhaps for a reason. will check back as it warms up. as of now, not recommended. warming a little, some aroma, but not a pleasant one. ...hold the press!, my wife likes it, so as that is my primary goal, nuff …

Very pretty wine. Not a ton of acidity which makes me question its age worthy ness. But great fruit, just a hint of oak and nice lemon and citrus

Winebar [1 Rosé, 3 Whts, & 8 Reds] from 12/06/19 + 7 Shared Reds : N: Toast atop apples, poss pears; Intensity lurking? P: Med body; RNDISH entry with NICE, ALMOST swtish oak/frt BEAUTIFULLY offset by an acidity which elegantly guides the action through the LONG, balanced finish with an elegant tangy/swtness. DESERVES through '20 as the aromas aren't currently up to the level of the P, then drinking through '23? My EXC, assuming the wine's aromas catch up to …