In Burgundy, owning an entire premier cru vineyard like "Clos de La Pucelle" in Puligny-Montrachet is a rarity. The term 'monopole' refers to such exclusivity, where a single producer owns the entire plot. This tradition stems from historical vineyard fragmentation, notably influenced by Napoleon's inheritance laws.

It is a high-quality wine that delivers a lot of pleasure, and one can admire the Burgundian terroir.

It is a value for money Pinot Noir with a pure and smooth sense, and it could be consumed pretty cold. It is just perfect, even for the daily table.