It's hard to argue with the claim that 2014 is the year of the century (so far) in White Burgundy. And especially so in Burgundy's 'Golden Triangle of Meursault, Chassagne-Montrachet and Puligny-Montrachet.

The Domaine Potinet-Ampeau is one the last remaining Burgundy producers
to hold vintages in their cellars to age before release.

Read about the 2014 vintage

Read our Blog about Burgundy's Golden Triangle: Discovering the Great Whites

6 Bottles of the WHITE Domaine Potinet-Ampeau Puligny Montrachet 2014:
Expressive and complex. Primary notes of orchard fruits mingle with subtle citrus undertones. There's a floral elegance and a touch of minerality that adds depth. On the palate, the wine is rich and full-bodied, a harmonious balance between fruit, acidity, and texture. Yellow fruits, including peach and nectarine. The citrus elements persist, providing a refreshing zing that adds vibrancy. A well-defined structure with a noticeable backbone of acidity. This acidity not only contributes to the wine's freshness but also ensures a good potential for aging. The mouthfeel is luxurious, and the wine has a lingering finish, leaving behind a trail of nuanced flavors and a subtle touch of oak, if barrel-aged. Puligny-Montrachet is celebrated for its finesse and purity, This is a well-crafted wine from a vintage that remains fresh and easily accessible, but which will age well.