Domaine Coche Dury, Puligny - Montrachet, Les Enseignères 2004

92 / 100 Robert Parker
The 2004 Puligny-Montrachet Enseignieres from Jean-Francois Coche has a surprisingly pale color. The nose is taciturn at first, only reluctantly opening to reveal grass clipping and dandelion scents, a limestone element surfacing and then expanding. The palate is nicely balanced with a Meursault-like, walnut- inspired entry. It is elegant and suave with an understated almond and hazelnut finish that waltzes along. This is very refined and drinking beautifully. Drink now-2025. Tasted November 2013. Here is another raft of wines from the most feted and yet still mysterious Cote de Beaune growers. Jean-Francois Coche’s reds are more elusive than his whites, but they can be astonishing.
eRobertParker.com #211 Feb 2014

17 / 20 Jancis Robinson
Very directed struck match on the nose. Hint of liquorice. Wonderfully long and intense on the palate. Chewy finish. Super clean.
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