2004 Deux Montille Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Champs-Gain

Community Tasting Notes (6) Avg Score: 90.6 points

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  6/30/2012 - Margauxguy wrote: 90 Points

  Nice, lemon tart, citric and getting balanced

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  10/21/2011 - Margauxguy wrote: 90 Points

  A well done, nicely balanced puligny. Stylistically, a little tart, lemony, river stone for me right now. May need more time to develop some richness and mouthfeel.

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  9/6/2011 - Duncan H wrote: 85 Points

  A bit one-dimensional to be honest. Silver-lemon in colour. Intense citrus/lemon on the nose, with some extra minerality on the very round palate. Immediately attractive, but not hugely complex - initial seemed better than a 2004 Gauby VV blanc, but fell well behind over time, especially when the wines were matched with the starter. Enjoyable, but nothing too serious. I'd drink this now.

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  9/13/2006 - Mlermontov wrote: 91 Points

  Martin Scott Wines (Fall 06); 9/11/2006-9/13/2006 (Lincoln Center): mineral and citrusy notes, spicy focused middle. great balance and acid. YUM!

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  9/11/2006 - dougsmith wrote: 91 Points

  Martin Scott Wines Portfolio Event (New York City): Light lemon color. Nose of mineral, oak, butter, white fruit and spice; this is clearly young, but there is complexity underneath. Good on the palate but needs time.

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