TASTING NOTES

From a tiny 0.3 hectare plot planted in 1936, the wine shows incredibly intensity with lifted aromatics of spring blossom and white pears underpinned by a firm, chalky minerality reflecting the sandy marl and limestone soils of this steep slope. The finish is long and concentrated with a lovely mouth-watering acidity. Armit Wines

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

Deeper and darker than the Grèves, succulent forest fruits abound on the nose mingled with elegant notes of incense and exotic spice. On the palate, crunchy redcurrant flavours and refreshing acidity are in perfect balance and lead to a firm finish which suggests plenty of ageing potential. Drink from 2020.Armit Wines

TASTING NOTES

The Domaine's vineyard of just 0.37 ha sits at the top of the vineyard on rocky soils. The 2017 is generous and silky textured with good depth of fruit supported by firm tannins. A spicy cedar note on the finish adds another layer of complexity. Drink from 2021.Armit Wines

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

Complex and energetic with subtle notes of lavender and spice, this has an elegant sweetness on the palate with fine tannins and a refreshing mineral quality which runs through to a long finish. This is a vital wine with a lot going on but there is still plenty more to come.

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

Sheltered by the great monoliths of Solutré and Vergisson, the terraced slopes of Pouilly-Fuissé produce some of the greatest whites in Burgundy. The appellation extends across four communes: Solutré-Pouilly, Fuissé, Chaintré and Vergisson. The clay and limestone terroir of Vergisson gives these wines a particularly complex character. Armit Wines