The Bachelet-Monnot Bâtard-Montrachet comes from a 0.14-hectare postage stamp of 50-year-old vines at the cooler, Puligny end of Bâtard (right at the top of the slope and immediately below Le Montrachet) and is planted to a density of 15,000 vines per hectare. This is consistently one of the most mineral and refined examples of Bâtard. Even in sunny vintages, the power associated with this famous site manifests itself as intensity and drive rather than fat. The 2021 wine was raised in a single one-year-old 350-litre barrel. The notes below tell you all you need to know; this is in ‘white of the vintage’ territory. Only six bottles available.