Here the wood treatment is less subtle though it does not overshadow the more elegant and slightly cooler nose of spice, citrus and a broader array of floral elements. The wood though is definitely more prominent on the palate and it's not subtle on the equally opulent yet finer medium weight flavors that exude a subtle minerality on the balanced and lingering finale that displays slightly better depth. This is woodier than I personally prefer but stylistic quibbles aside, it's quite good. Outstanding ♥ 90-93 points - Burghound

A full, even quite deep, yellow colour. May yet be fined before bottling, though Diana does not think that the colour is related to botrytis. Significant depth of white fruit here, succulent, less acidity evident but that may be because there is more depth of fruit. Certainly the Combettes has the greater personality of the two Puligny 1ers Crus. 91-94 points Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy