La Garenne is a vineyard that normally produces the ultimate elegant style of Puligny and indeed this character does come through on the finish, but before that there is a wonderful generous nose and a palate of real substance. The texture is what really gives this away as being a cut above the norm and the saline tinged minerality that shows on the finish is simply the icing on the cake.
Matthew Tipping - Private Account Manager

The Château de Puligny team have made an intense, tightly wound Premier Cru from La Garenne, an upper hillside vineyard which always maintains its minerality. This wine has a beautifully fine persistent finish.

There is just one 600-litre barrel of this wine. Pale primrose in colour, there is an undoubted toastiness to the nose which integrates well with the fruit. There are some Muscat-y aromatics to add to the complexity and the fruit-acid balance on the palate is perfectly in kilter. Drink 2018-2023.
Jasper Morris MW, Wine buyer

The harvest began on 28th August, with acceptable but still slightly low volumes, very similar to the immediately previous vintages. Already certified as organic, the château’s wines will also be certified (Biodivin) as biodynamic from 2017. This has become a seriously good address for white Burgundy in recent vintages. The 2015s have an excellent weight of fruit married to good acidity.