Génot-Boulanger’s vineyard holdings of seven premier cru sites include some of the Les Folatieres plot.

Puligny-Montrachet is one of the most famous and finest white wine communes and appellations in Burgundy’s Côte de Beaune district and this classic Puligny is made from old vines (averaging 45 years old) that contribute to the great depth and complexity of this world-renowned style.

Fine floral zesty and mineral notes on the nose - leading to a rich, buttery palate with delightful pattiserie notes and white stone fruits. A lovely tight, taut core of concentrated fruit with a zesty finish. Excellent.

"...showcasing a light coating of honey and pepper over a layer of cashew nuts, along with a bright, lifted character reminiscent of lemon zest. There follows a lot of texture on the palate, although it is more restrained than the preceding wine, more grippy and better defined, with a fine, tingling backbone of acidity. Firmly composed, much tighter and demanding cellar-time, this is a wine full of promise. Long, too. Put it away in the cellar." Winedoctor.com (Aug 2010)

"Forty-five-year-old vines from the famous Folatières 1er Cru give this wine a subtle, natural intensity...a touch of preserved lemon and of cashew nut, and an elegant, fresh minerality. On the palate it has terrific precision, the steely, concentrated lemon core just teasing with hints of richness and honey, but the fabulous acidity and intensity clamping down again in the long finish." thewinegang.com.