The Les Combettes vineyard, both a lieux-dits and a climat, lies next to Champ Canet to the northwest, Les Referts to the east and on the northeast, adjacent to Meaursault Perrières and Charms. Exhibiting the plumpness of Meaursault and the mineral qualities of Puligny. The vineyard is at an elevation of 804 feet to 863 feet on clay & limestone soils.Vines are grown on a convex hump providing a mid- slope richness in the soil.

Produced from vines of about 60 years of age (Alec Seysses of Dujac isn’t entirely certain, since the planting records have been lost), the vines lie at the northern extremity of Puligny, bordering Meursault Charmes. This has some of the rich, buttery notes of Meursault, but it’s firmly structured feel and lemony fruit on the palate, place it firmly in Puligny. The wine shows both power and complexity, with the depth and definition to help this age and improve for decades. - 95pts Decanter