There are two barrels of the rarely seen 2013 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru la Truffière. In fact, it has never been reviewed by this publication and in any case, last year's was reduced to a single barrel because of hail. It comes from vines located on the boundary with Champ Gain. It has a more sophisticated and complex nose compared to the Folatieres, with lifted mineral scents. The palate is fresh and crisp, taut on the entry with steely acidity, correct and a little austere, but with plenty of length. Fine, if just missing the "X-factor" of say, the Combettes or Les Referts.