Arguably home to the world’s greatest white wines, there are no other villages in Burgundy that has gained quite the same level of stardom for its intensively powerful yet seductively elegant Chardonnays. The four Grand Cru vineyards edged between Puligny and Chassagne-Montrachet produce some of the most long-lived white wines in the world. With the likes of Leflaive and Comtes Lafon leading the foray with their incredibly mineral wines and pioneering biodynamic and organic winegrowing, there are many others today who are making the best of the exceptional terroir available to them. Pierre Yves Colin Morey and Ramonet are just some among this diverse list you should look out for.
