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"Les Pucelles" 2023 - Domaine Louis Jadot - Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru AOC
€257.33 /L
"Les Pucelles" 2023, Domaine Louis Jadot, Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru AOC, expresses the precision of a great Burgundian Chardonnay with jeweller-like finesse. Supported by a restrained oak barrel regimen, it combines mineral tension, aromas of white flowers and stone fruit, and a subtly buttery, toasted texture. Its aromatic depth opens majestically at the table, enhancing noble fish, scallops and creamy poultry. A Premier Cru for gastronomy, designed for moments of grace, with a cellaring potential of 8 to 15 years to unfold ever-more harmonious nuances over time.
Description
In the prestigious setting of Puligny-Montrachet, the Les Pucelles vineyard site embodies a kind of grace that connoisseurs recognise immediately. The 2023 vintage from Louis Jadot celebrates its purity and depth, delivering a Burgundy white wine where the precision of the terroir meets the art of gently handled oak ageing. In the glass, this cuvée reveals a poised aromatic profile, combining the freshness of ripe citrus and the caress of stone fruit with a delicate floral register. The palate, both generous and upright, is tightened by a sapid minerality that extends the finish with refined persistence. For epicureans seeking a table-ready Premier Cru, for collectors who cherish the evolution of Chardonnay, for those crafting refined pairings, Les Pucelles 2023 brings that extra soul that elevates a meal into a moment of grace. Over the years, the texture will acquire a polished silkiness, the aromas will blend into a buttery and subtly toasted harmony, revealing the much-sought Puligny-Montrachet signature. A great gastronomic wine, conceived for the moments that matter.
Blend and winemaking
Made exclusively from Chardonnay of the 2023 harvest, this Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru, Les Pucelles, is crafted in the spirit of the house of Louis Jadot, a historic benchmark in Burgundy. Parcel selection highlights the purest expression of the terroir. Grapes, harvested at precise ripeness, yield a juice of great finesse, treated with artisanal care. Fermentation and ageing take place in oak barrels, with a measured use of new oak to preserve the cru's identity. Work on fine lees delivers a satiny texture, gaining definition and complexity without ever masking the mineral framework. The approach favours balance, aromatic clarity and the wine's ability to pair with great dishes, today and for years to come.
Tasting notes
- Appearance : Bright pale gold, clear and luminous, its sheen promises pure fruit and perfectly integrated oak ageing.
- Nose : Precise bouquet of white flowers and ripe citrus, backed by accents of stone fruit, a hint of fresh butter and a discreet toasty note from the wood. With time the bouquet reveals a chalky minerality and nuances of almond.
- Palate : Generous, crystalline attack, caressing texture, balance between richness and tension. The mid-palate combines sap and straightness; the finish stretches out long on an elegant salinity, punctuated by subtle oak that frames the whole without dominating it.
Serving temperature and advice
Serve this Premier Cru around 11 to 13 °C to reveal its freshness and depth. Opening the bottle a few minutes before service allows the aromas to broaden without disturbing the wine's delicate expression. Store bottles in a cellar, away from light, in a cool, stable atmosphere. The cellaring potential of 8 to 15 years offers two pleasures: that of radiant youth and that of maturity, when the texture gains velvety roundness, citrus notes become candied and the oak fades into an airy blend.
Food and wine pairings
- Premium fish : turbot, line-caught sea bass, sole meunière, served with a reduced jus or a lemon emulsion.
- Shellfish and crustaceans : seared scallops, lobster, roasted langoustines, whose sweetness calls for the cru's refinement.
- Poultry in a cream sauce : free-range poultry, creamy sauce, morels, which dialogue with the wine's buttery texture and minerality.
- White meats : veal cooked to a delicate pink, reduced jus, where texture is sought more than power.
- Pressed cheeses : aged Comté, Abondance, old Cantal, served at temperature to preserve balance.
Occasions to enjoy
Les Pucelles 2023 is made for moments where taste becomes a way of life. It pairs effortlessly with seasonal, refined cuisine, or serves as the crowning note of a dinner where every detail matters. Its quiet elegance, never showy, makes it a natural companion to warm tables and intimate celebrations.
- To celebrate a special occasion with a high-end white.
- During a gastronomic menu centred on seafood and poultry.
- As a connoisseur’s gift for a lover of great Burgundian Chardonnays.
Characteristics
- Name : Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru, Les Pucelles 2023, Louis Jadot
- Appellation : Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru AOC
- Type : Burgundy white wine
- Vintage : 2023
- Grape variety : Chardonnay (100 %)
- Ageing : in oak barrels with a measured use of new oak
- Cellaring : 8 to 15 years depending on storage conditions
- Serving temperature : 11 to 13 °C
Product Details
- Origin
- France
- Allergens
- Contains sulfites
- Capacity
- 75 cl
- Appellation
- Puligny-Montrachet 1er cru AOC
- Color
- White
- Wine Region
- Bourgogne, France
- Vintage
- 2023
- Type of wine
- White wine
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