There is a rich nose to this, with full, fresh and lively yellow fruit and a greengage note. Very complete across the palate, with consistent weight and lots of crunch behind.
Jasper Morris, MW - Wine Buyer

There have been some changes in vinification this year, making the wines a little more Jean-Marc Roulot in style: the grapes are now crushed before pressing, there is less settling of the juice, very little new wood is used and the wines are racked into tank after a year but still kept on their lees. The grapes were picked during the last week in September. Overall, this is an excellent result for the team at Château de Puligny.

Fine and pale, with a light green tint, this has just a hint of gunflint in it and a sense of greater weight. There’s an impeccable balance between the clay and the limestone, with beautiful integration of minerals and acidity, justifying its status as a senior Premier Cru. Very fine.

The progress we noted with the 2013 vintage here has been further developed with an excellent range of 2014 wines. Extra details apparent this year are the enhanced use of lees after racking and the minimal use of sulphur without risking oxidation. The Château de Puligny rises a further few notches up the ladder. Étienne de Montille notes that, in 2014, “there was super clean fruit and we could pick at leisure”.

Mild reduction doesn't unduly diminish the expressiveness of the elegant acacia blossom, lemon zest, stone and pain grillé suffused nose. There is excellent intensity to the beautifully mineral-inflected middle weight flavors that possess really lovely depth on the mouth coating and impressively persistent finish. This classically styled Folatières is a wine of class and grace.
Allen Meadows – Burghound – June 2012

Wonderfully refreshing, this is a very complete wine with several beguiling layers of flesh and fruit before the fine long finish.