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🏰 The 2018 vintage in Burgundy was marked by a very warm, dry summer, leading to rich, generously-fruited whites that nonetheless retained fresh and lively acidity. Etienne Sauzet's Puligny-Montrachet Champ Canet 1er Cru 2018 is a highly regarded wine from this vintage, receiving excellent scores from critics.
It is described as a lovely wine with an inviting bouquet of pear, citrus pith, toasted almonds, white flowers, and wet limestone. On the palate, it's medium to full-bodied, satiny and textural, lively and complete, with fine tension at the core and a long finish. Other notes mention a slightly more floral, precise bouquet with lemon verbena, crushed stone, and beeswax, evolving to be taut, fresh, saline, and poised. 【 A beautifully balanced and textural 1er Cru Puligny-Montrachet from a warm vintage 】.
🥂 This wine is perfect for a sophisticated dinner party, a celebratory meal, or a special tasting event focused on fine white Burgundy. It's a wine that can be enjoyed now for its youthful charm or cellared for further complexity.
🍴 This Puligny-Montrachet pairs exquisitely with rich seafood dishes like lobster, grilled turbot, or pan-seared scallops. It also complements roasted chicken or veal in cream sauces, as well as mature goat cheese or Comté.
BACKGROUND
Etienne Sauzet is an estate based in Puligny-Montrachet, France, making some of the most sought-after Chardonnay wines in Burgundy. The domaine is made up of 15 hectares (37 ac) of estate vineyards split . Etienne Sauzet was established at the forefront of Puligny-Montrachet production by Etienne Sauzet himself (1903-1975). His 12 hectare (30 ac) estate was taken over by his son-in-law Gérard Boudot, although in 1991 Boudot's cousin Jean-Marc Boillot took out his share of vineyards, requiring Boudot and his family to make additional acquisitions to bring the property back to its current size.