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Decanter
5 stars
“Eric Remy has engineered some superb ’07s. Pucelles is my pick of the premiers crus on account of its stony minerality and socking acidity, which keeps the awesome fruit in check. A wine that expands relentlessly on the palate.”
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Burghound.com
87-90 points
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Burghound.com
89-91 points
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Burghound.com
89-92 points
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Burghound.com
90-92 points
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Burghound.com
90-93 points
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Burghound.com
90-93 points
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Burghound.com
91-93 points
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Burghound.com
91-94 points
“This is also on the ripe side for a 2007 with an ultra elegant nose that is pure, airy and cool, indeed this is unusually elegant for the appellation with its white flower, citrus, pear and light spice hints that are in perfect keeping with the rich, full and broad-shouldered flavors that possess the usual volume and power of a classic Bâtard but do not lose any of the precision or detail on the expansive, mouth coating and hugely long finish. Like a number of examples in 2007, this is an elegant Bâtard.”
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Burghound.com
92-95 points
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Burghound.com
94-97 points
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Burghound.com
92 points
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Burghound.com
91 points
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Burghound.com
93 points
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Burghound.com
93-96 points
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Wine Enthusiast
97 points
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Wine Enthusiast
97 points
“Taut and mineral, this is currently a wine that is waiting to reveal its power and majesty. The fruit is on a tight rein of acidity, which only slowly opens up to show mango, pineapple, crisp citrus, layers of toast and a mouth-enveloping richness.”
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Wine Enthusiast
94 points, Cellar Selection
“A rich, mouthfilling, sophisticated wine. The secret is in the balance, with the concentrated fruit flavors—dried apricot, mango and lemon—in just the right proportion. It tastes delicious now, but will certainly age over five years or more.”
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Wine Enthusiast
94 points
“A superb wine. It opens slowly in the mouth, revealing layers of toast followed by intense white and green fruits. Spice and nutmeg accent the kiwi, pepper and pineapple notes, all concentrated around a core of minerality.”
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Wine Spectator
95 points, Collectible
“Solid and compact right now, this is a powerful, concentrated white, showing a chalk flavor under the butter and apricot. Gathers speed across the palate, building to a long finish. Needs time to integrate and realize its full potential.”