Pernot's succulent white Burgundies are hard to beat for the money which is why you'll find them on wine-lists throughout the city. Retailers who can find them snap them up too because these days, finding a Puligny this tasty and complex for less than $100 is a serious challenge. Crafted with Chardonnay grapes from vines that average 50 years in age, grown in four different parcels throughout the famed Côte-de-Beaune appellation, this knockout Puligny offers plenty of rich fruit and mineral aromas throughout its mouth-filling citrus and apple flavors. This splurge-worthy white Burgundy sings with triple-crème cheeses and buttery roast chicken.
JGS