The clay and chalk soil of the central Côte de Beaune is very stony, drains well and warms easily. In the vineyards, sustainable viticulture helps ensure high-quality fruit. The grapes are handpicked and sorted, then gently pressed and fermented in oak without artificial temperature control. Partial or no malolactic fermentation is permitted based on the vintage, and a portion of the wine is aged in French oak. Fining and filtration is light. The goal is always to retain the wine’s complexity and structure.

Tasting Note

Distinctive, concentrated fresh fruit and vanilla aromas carry on to the palate and culminate in a persistent, lingering finish. Puligny produces wines with greater firmness and depth than those of Meursault, and greater refinement and delicacy than those of Chassagne.

Food Pairing

An excellent companion to fish, shellfish, poultry and cheeses.

Technical Data
APPELLATION: Côte de Beaune Villages
Unique Selling Points
  • An authentic ambassador for this important village and a core wine of the Jadot range
  • Benefits from the inclusion of wines from several Premier Cru sites
  • Blended across differing terroirs to create a synthesis of Puligny quality
  • An appellation that is instantly recognizable and appreciated for unique quality
  • Jadot's commitment to quality ensures perfect consistency of production

About the Grape

Chardonnay
Though it has a distinctive profile, Chardonnay reflects other factors such as soil composition and vinification technique. Chardonnay is a reliable, hardy and prolific vine whose only real vulnerabilities are frost and uneven development of fruit.
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