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====== Background ======
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  * In vintage 1999: stirred the lees once per week; duration unspecified.
  * In vintage 2000: per Allen Meadows: "Boillot said that he did a full eight months of bâtonnage (most domaines stop after the malo is completed)."
  * In vintage 2002: no information on batonnage
  * In vintage 2003: "I also did almost no //bâtonnage//, which is to say only two times total as I felt it was critical to retain as much CO2 as possible."
  * In vintage 2004: no batonnage except for the bourgogne and the three village wines
  * In vintage 2005: no batonnage
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====== Wines ======
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====== Henri Boillot ======
===== 1995 =====

  * **Chevalier Montrachet** (May 2007): Not oxidized. Golden color, very nice. [Kurt]
===== 1996 =====

  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(Mar 2008): Not oxidised, excellent [MLee]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(2004): not oxidized [DaleW]
  * **Meursault Charmes** (March 2007): Oxidised [DaleW]
===== 1998 =====

  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (November 2011) DOA. [Ralph Earle]
===== 1999 =====

  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Aug 2003): not oxidised [WK Choy]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Jan 2006): not oxidised [WK Choy]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Aug 2006): 3 bottles, 2 with signs of oxidation, 1 excellent [RAG]
  * **Montrachet**(5 Mar 2007): not oxidized -- see related 1999 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Me****ursault Genevrieres** (Dec 2011) not oxidised [B.Henry]
  * **Chevalier-Montrachet** (Feb 2014) not oxidized. Still young and improved over 6 hours. Needs time. [FYC]
  * **Montrachet** (July 2016): Magnum. Not oxidized, but maturing and fabulous [CJang]
===== 2000 =====

  * **Chassagne-Montrachet**(Dec 2007): not oxidised [Dennis Ward]
  * **Chevalier-Montrachet**(Feb 2005): not oxidised [WK Choy]
  * **Chevalier-Montrachet**(July 2007): not oxidized, absolutely brilliant! [J Maxwell]
  * **Chevalier-Montrachet**(Feb 2010): not oxidized, as good as J Maxwell's bottle above! [Alan Weinberg]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(23 Feb 2011): not oxidized. Fantastic wine. See 95-2000 Retrospective Tasting Notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(5 Feb 2008): not oxidized -- see 2000 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Oct 2009): not oxidized [Alan Weinberg]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(May 2010): Not oxidized. Very nice wine! [R Nellans]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(11 June 2010): not oxidized, excellent [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(July 2010): Not oxidized, excellent bottle [Frank Drew]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(17 Oct 2010): not oxidized, excellent [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(23 Feb 2011) not oxidized; took some time to open. See 95-2000 Retrospective Tasting Notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(13 March 2011): not oxidized, but not as impressive either [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(22 May 2011): a really advanced bottle, but not oxidized per se [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(4 Sep 2011): another advanced bottle, but a little better than the last [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Feb 2012): not oxidized. Fresh and lively. Excellent [droch]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (10 June 2017): not completely shot, but headed that way. Sherry notes and hints of butterscotch. [Nathan V.]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Nov 2019): Of the two bottles, one not oxidised, the other tired/mildy corked. [Jammy Wine]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Oct 2020): Not oxidised, however not memorable. [Jammy Wine]
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(29 Oct 2010): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(23 Feb 2011): not oxidized and extremely good. See 95-2000 Retrospective Tasting Notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Montrachet**(26 Feb 2008): (26 Feb 2008): not oxidized -- see 2000 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Montrachet**(Feb 2009) not oxidized [R DeAngelo]
  * **Puligny Pucelles**(5 Feb 2008) not oxidized -- see 2000 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Puligny Pucelles**(13 April 2010) excellent, not oxidized [Joel Deutsch]
  * **Puligny Pucelles**(May 2009) not oxidized [MLee]
  * **Puligny Folatieres**(June 2009) oxidized [Don Cornutt]
  * **Puligny Folatières** (Aug 2011): Not oxidized, fresh and bright. [Frank Drew]
  * **Puligny Folatières** (Nov 2013): Ditto, no oxidation at all, pale, strong fresh, etc. [Frank Drew]
===== 2001 =====

  * **Batard Montrachet**(11 Feb 2009): not oxidized. See 2001 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Batard Montrachet**(7 Aug 2011): not oxidized. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Bienvenues Batard**(2 Nov 2006): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Bienvenues Batard**(11 Feb 2009): not oxidized. See 2001 tasting notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Bienvenues Batard**(Jan 2010): not oxidized beautiful wine (S Camhi)
  * **Bourgogne**(May, 2011): not oxidized - deliciously mature [Andrew Hall]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(11 Feb 2009): not oxidized. See 2001 tasting notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(9 Jun 2010): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(29 Sep 2010): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(27 Oct 2010): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(6 Jan 2011): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * Chevalier Montrachet (3 Apr 2011): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * Chevalier Montrachet (18 Jul 2011): notably advanced this time [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Aug, Oct 2004): 2 bottles not oxidised [Bill Nanson]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(July 2006): not oxidized [Michael Lux]
  * **Corton Charlemange**(2 Nov 2006): not oxidized and awesome wine [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(17 Apr 2007): not oxidized, but somewhat advanced [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(28 Dec 2007): not oxidized, brilliant once again [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(March 2008) not oxidized (R DeAngelo)
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Jan 9) not oxidized [MLee]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(4 Feb. 2009): not oxidized. Extraordinary. See 2001 tasting notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(16 Apr 2009): not oxidized, but this bottle, which went through two retailers, wasn't as good [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(June 2009) not oxidized,. Extraordinary.(Don Cornutt)
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(13 Dec 2009) excellent, not oxidized [Bill Lawrence]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(June 2010): two bottles -- one oxidized the other excellent [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(6 Sept 2010): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(3 Dec 2010): fully mature and not as good as the prior bottles [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Jan 2011) oxidized [KG]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Sept 2012) not oxidized but showed very similar to Don Cornwell's bottle from 12/3/10 (R DeAngelo)
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Oct 2012) not oxidized - great bottle! (R DeAngelo)
  * **Corton Charlemagne (**April 2013) not oxidized (R DeAngelo)
  * **Criots Batard Montrachet**(2 Nov 2006): not oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault Cras**(Nov 2005): not oxidized (R DeAngelo)
  * **Meursault Charmes**(4 Feb 2009): oxidized; see 2001 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(June 2009) not oxidized. Extraordinary. (Don Cornutt)
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(June 2012): slightly advanced but far from fully oxidized [droch]
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(Aug 2012): fairly advanced but not fully oxidized [droch]
  * **Montrachet**(10 Mar 1009): not oxidized. Very nice. See 2001 tasting notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Montrachet**(2 Feb 2010): not oxidized. Excellent. [Dave Dalluge]
  * **Montrachet** (Aug 2016): Not oxidized. [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny-Montrachet**(Nov 2007): not oxidised [Dennis Ward]
  * **Bienvenues Batard** **Montrachet** (Dec 2009): excellent, not oxidized [Bill Lawrence]
===== 2002 =====

  * **Batard Montrachet**(April 2008) not oxidized - outstanding wine [R DeAngelo]
  * **Batard Montrachet**(20 Jun 2011) not oxidized, but fully mature and in decline [Don Cornwell]
  * **Batard Montrachet**(July 2011) not oxidized - three bottles - mature [Bill Lawrence]
  * **Batard Montrachet**(Nov 2012): not oxidized, drinking well [Ville Viinikka]
  * **Batard Montrachet** (April 2013) not oxidised, beauriful ( B.Henry)
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(May 2009) not oxidized [KH]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(18 Feb 2010): not oxidized. See 2002 Tasting Notes, Night Two [Don Cornwell]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(June 2011) Odd. Tight and powerful, but through it's development in the glass showing slight note of oxidation on and off [Dana Gaiser]
  * **Corton-Charlemagne**(Aug 2006): Odd, very evolved nose of snuffed candle, lime and mineral. Very soft and beginning to fray on the short finish- 1st signs of premature oxidation. (J. Gilman)
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Jan 2008): Advanced colour, seems disjointed, too open-knit, short finish [R. Gleissner]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(May 2009): not oxidised [MLee]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(May 2009): light/medium gold color that I wouldn't call advanced; huge nose with searing intensity; acidity and fruit are overpowering in first 30 minutes... took 2-3 hours to calm down and become drinkable; great wine (MSaviage)
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(4 Feb 2010): not oxidized, but a little toasty/slightly advanced; drink up. See 2002 Tasting Notes Night One [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(July 2010): not oxidized. [AT Bridge]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(22 Apr 2011): another advanced bottle; going fast [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault**(Nov 2004): not oxidised [David Klinger]
  * **Meursault**(Feb 2005): not oxidised [David Klinger]
  * **Meursault** **Boucheres**(July 2009): Unlike ten excellent bottles opened last year, tonight's is deeper in color and offers little aroma or flavor. [David Honig]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(Nov 2004): not oxidised [WK Choy]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(Aug 2008): not oxidized [P Cohen-Tanugi]
  * **Meursault Cras**(Aug 2009): Half Bottle: oxidised [W Gau]
  * **Meursault Cras** (Dec 2015) slight hint of pre mox, drinkable[b.henry]
  * **Meursault Genevrieres**(July 2008): not oxidized [P Cohen-Tanugi]
  * **Meursault Genevrieres**(Mar 2009) : not oxidized, blazingly primary in fact. [Andrew Hall]
  * **Meursault Genevrieres**(May 2009) not oxidzed [KH]
  * **Meursault Genevrières**(Sept 2009): not oxidized (2 bottles) [P Cohen-Tanugi]
  * **Meursault Genevrières**(Dec 2009): not oxidized [P Cohen-Tanugi]
  * **Meursault Genevrières**(July 2010): not oxidized, quite young [Robert Thornton]
  * **Meursault Genevrières** (February 2017): not oxidized [CJang]
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(Feb 2008): not oxidized; tried this because a friend said a recent bottle of his showed a bit too much age; my bottle showed huge notes of wet stone and had bracing acidity; very powerful and long-lasting (MSaviage)
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(Aug 2008) not oxidized but pretty mature (R DeAngelo)
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(Dec 2009 ) : not oxidized , young and beautiful ( Herwig Janssen )
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(4 Feb 2010): not oxidized, but rich and fairly mature. See 2002 Tasting Notes Night One. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(August 2010): two bottles, neither oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(October 2010): two more bottles, neither oxidized [Don Cornwell]
  * **Montrache**t (Jan 2011): oxidized [KH]
  * **Puligny Caillerets**(May-Sep 2009): tasted four times. The first two not oxidized but underwhelming. The latter two bottles were bright, excellent and impressive for 1er wine [Don Cornwell]
  * **Puligny Caillerets**(19 Mar 2010): not oxidized, but close to mature. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Puligny Caillerets**(20/22 Jan 2011): DOA; red (!) tipped cork, blue cracks. Hold on - two days later it had turned into something at least drinkable with snails in garlic butter. Although barely recognizable as a P-M it lasted about 30 minutes [Ralph Earle]
  * **Puligny Caillerets**(24 Jan 2011): DOA [Ralph Earle]
  * **Puligny Caillerets**(May 2011): No signs of premox - still young and fresh (MSaviage)
  * **Puligny Caillerets**(Nov 2014): not oxidized, but mature [R Younger]
  * **Puligny Caillerets** **(Dec 2015):** premox, not badly but definitely there, so sad![b.henry]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Jan 2010 and July 2010) neither bottle oxidised. Both exceptional Pulignys [Stephen Williams]
  * **Puligny Folatieres**(Mar 2009): not oxidized; great wine with fruit and impactful acidity (MSaviage)
  * **Puligny Folatieres** (Feb 2010): great bottle,some maturity, nuttiness and color but great fruit [Jake Hartinger]
  * **Chassagne Les Embrazees** ( Nov 2015) touch of pre-mox, previous bottle Nov 2014 fabulous [ b.henry]
===== 2003 =====

  * **Batard Montrachet** (September 2010) not oxidized - outstanding wine (P Mesrobian)
  * **Batard Montrachet** ( Jan 2017) fabulous [b.henry]
  * Bienvenues Batard Montrachet (Aug 2013):not oxidized, tastes like a 2002 and quite delicious [R Younger]
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===== 2004 =====

  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(Jan 2008): not oxidised, very fresh and minerally [MLee]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(Nov 2011) not oxidized - painfully young and eventually shut down by the end of the night (R DeAngelo)
  * **Chevalier Montrachet**(July 2012) not oxidized - more open than the bottle in November but still in great shape (R DeAngelo)
  * **Chevalier Montrachet** (April 2013) not oxidized - actually pretty shut down (R DeAngelo)
  * **Chevalier Montrachet** (Jun 2014): not oxidized, impressive [R Younger]
  * **Chevalier–Montrachet** (Sep., Nov. 2016): 2 bottles not oxidized. Utterly compelling in the nose & on the palate – all despite ugly seepage. Approaching Leflaive quality for this extraordinary terroir. From a lot of 2 purchased from a reputable West Coast retailer's auction platform in May 2015. [Rayner Cheung]
  * **Chevalier–Montrachet** (Sep. 2019 – ): 2 btls not oxidized. This wine has barely aged since I last tasted it almost 3 years ago. It remains stunning, with beautiful white flowers in the nose and a saturated palate so rich that it's painful to taste.  Matches Leflaive's top vintages of Chevalier in every respect. Reinforces my view that 2004 was the vintage of the decade for white Burgundy. From a lot of 3 purchased from a reputable West Coast retailer's auction platform in May 2018. [Rayner Cheung]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Sept 2011) not oxidized - outstanding. (R DeAngelo)
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Dec 2011) not oxidized (R DeAngelo)
  * **Criots Batard Montrachet**(Nov 2012): not oxidized, drinking great [Ville Viinikka]
  * **Meursault**(July 2010): not oxidized. [AT Bridge]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(Dec 2009) not oxidized. Excellent minerals and just pure Meursault [Leah Amir]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(July 2010): not oxidized. [AT Bridge]
  * **Meursault Cras**(July 2009) Half bottle. Completely oxidized. [Leah Amir]
  * **Meursault Cras**(Aug 2011): from 375ml - 6 btls opened all at once, 5 fully gone to oxidation and 1 beautiful drinker [Wes Jennison]
  * **Meursault Genevrières**(May 2010): not oxidized, fresh, excellent [Bill Lawrence]
  * **Meursault Perrières**(Jan 2011): Not oxidized; good bottle, still young [Frank Drew]
  * **Meursault Perrières**(March 2010 and Feb 2011): Two bottles; not oxidized and quite fresh [David Honig]
  * **Meursalt Perrieres** (April 2012) Three bottles, all badly oxidized (R Jorgensen)
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(Oct 2010): from 375ml - fully oxidized [Wes Jennison]
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(Jan 2011): from 375ml - fully oxidized [Wes Jennison]
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(Jan 2011): from 375ml - extreme maturity and same color as above but not fully oxy. Drank half but overly advanced [Wes Jennison]
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(Jan 2011): from 375ml - very much going thru these now due to above results. very advanced but no oxy [Wes Jennison]
  * **Meursault Poruzots**(Aug 2011): from 375 ml - 2 btls opened at same time, 1 fully oxy and the other very tired but drinkable [Wes Jennison]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Aug and Sept 2010, July 2011): Three bottles. Not oxidized. Superb. [David Honig]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(18 October 2010): Very odd and atypical bottle -- very flabby and washed out on the back half of the palate. This has been a sign of incipient premox in the past [Don Cornwell]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (Feb 2011): excellent wine; Not oxidized; unbleached cork [B Delancy]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (Sept 2013):perfect bottle, no oxidation [Suzanne Camhi]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (April 2014): Magnum. Completely fresh, delicious. Green-tinge to the color. At least another ten years. [P. Mesrobian
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (April 2014): Magnum with Clos de la Mouchere above. Also completely fresh and green-tinged. Delicious and good for at least another ten years. [P. Mesrobian]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (Feb2015) Lovely wine, no problems [b.henry]
===== 2005 =====

  * **Chassagne Montrachet Chenevottes** (Oct 2014) Oxidized, undrinkable [S. Bauer]
  * **Chevalier Montrachet** (May 2014) not oxidized [AT Bridge]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(Dec 2010): oxidised [??]
  * **Corton Charlemagne**(June 2012) not oxidized - outstanding (R DeAngelo)
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (March 2013) not oxidized (R DeAngelo)
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Aug 2013):2 bottles not oxidized and delicious [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Oct 2013): not oxidized, young and delicious [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Dec 2013): not oxidized and delicious [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Jan 2014): not oxidized, young and delicious [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (May 2014): not oxidized [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Aug 2014): not oxidized [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Nov 2014): not oxidized [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Nov 2014): not oxidized [N. Lau]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (11 June 2017): just starting to oxidize. Some sherry and butterscotch notes. [Nathan V.]
  * **Meursault Genevrieres**(June 2009) not oxidized, pretty good even when tasted with a bunch of really good German wines (Howard Cooper)
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(October 2010) Two bottles. First very questionable. Second quite fine. Shoot me. [Jim Coley]
  * **Meursault Perrieres**(April 2012) Two bottles from the same source. The first not oxidized, fresh and potent although oaky; the second clearly poxed [David Honig]
  * **Meusault Poruzots**(July 2010) not oxidized. Powerful, but unelegant. Drinking well, but can easily age a few more years. [Ville Viinikka]
  * **Montrachet** (Aug 2015) Oxidized [AT Bridge]
  * **Montrachet** (Apr 2016) Oxidized [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny-Montrachet**(24 Jan 11): two bottles; first, oxidised, second, barely drinkable for about 15 minutes. [Ralph Earle]
  * **Puligny-Montrachet**(June 2011): early stages of oxidation [??]
  * **Puligny-Montrachet**Perrieres (April 2012): two bottles from the same source, one brilliant and one oxidized [David Honig]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (October 2012): not oxidized [Frank Herfjord]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (April 2016): oxidized (J Lee)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchère** (June 2012): one bottle perfect, the other horribly oxidized (Michiel Carpentier)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchère** (May 2015): 4 bottles same evening-one solid and other three varying degrees of pre-mox.[R Younger]
  * Puligny Clos de la Mouchere (June 2016 ): not oxidised, drinking very well, mouldy cork ( Rainer Guntermann )
===== 2006 =====

  * **Chassagne-Montrachet**(Oct 2012): excellent wine, not oxidized (Ben Delancy)
  * **Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet** (December 2017): From magnum. Not oxidized with great acidity [CJang].
  * **Criots Batard Montrachet**(Aug 2013)): not oxidized, a huge Criots and spectacular[R Younger]
  * **Criots Batard Montrachet**(Aug 2013)):2nd bottle, not oxidized, drinking great, best Criots I have seen [R Younger]
  * **Batard Montrachet** (Nov 2017): not oxidized, brilliant and youthful [MM]
  * **Meursault Charmes**(April 2010): not oxidized, excellent (Michiel Carpentier)
  * **Meursault Charmes** (September 2017): not oxidized [MM]
  * **Meursault Les Genevrières** (April 2010): not oxidized. [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny-Montrachet**(Feb 2013): good wine, not oxidized (Ben Delancy)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchère** (May 2014): six mags, not oxidized, beautifully fresh [Bill Lawrence]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** ( Sep 2016 ): not oxidised, very fine ( Rainer Guntermann )
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (April 2016): oxidized, 3 bottles [WL]
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===== 2007 =====

  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Dec 2014): Not oxidized [Corey Miller]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (3 Feb 2015): Notably advanced at the 2007 Vintage Assessment dinner. See the notes. [Don Cornwell]
  * **Corton Ch**arlemagne (Dec 2015): excellent, best of Bde M, and Bouchard '07 CC. Lovely wine.[b.henry]
  * **Puligny Caillerets** (Oct 2012): Not oxidized [MLT]
  * **Puligny-Montrachet Les Caillerets** (December 2017): Not oxidized. Fantastic acidity (CJang)\\ **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Sep 2011) not oxidized, very young and tight [Ville Viinikka]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(March 2012) three magnums, tight wine with no oxidation [R Younger]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere **(May 2014) half bottle, a lot of crap on cork and under capsule, but drinking beautifully. Not a hint of oxidation. [P. Mesrobian]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere **(Jun 2014) Not oxidized. [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (Nov 2014) very gold, but no pre-mox evident,[b.henry]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere (** Dec 2017) fabulous, [b.henry]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (Dec 2012): oxidised [Ive Marx]
  * **Puligny Folatières** (January 2013): not oxidized (Michiel Carpentier)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere **(March 2015): oxidized (mm)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere **(Feb 2018): powerful, no pox (Adrian Latimer)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere **(Oct 2019): Not oxidised [Jammy Wine]
  * **Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet** (April 2016) not oxidized but drink now [WL]
  * **Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet** (March 2019) not oxidized, young & mineral (Adrian Latimer)
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===== 2008 =====

  * **Meursault Perrieres** (June 2011): not oxidized [Stu Jakub]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (August 2013) not oxidized. fresh and youthful. [droch]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (April 2014) not oxidized [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (Jan 2015) not oxidized [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (May 2014): not oxidized [R Younger]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (July 2016): oxidized [CJang]
  * **Montrachet** (April 2015): Medium or even a bit deeper gold. Reticent on the nose, seemed like a hint of the early stages of tiring, and a disconnect between the fruit and the very fine acidity on the palate. While not clearly premature oxidation and perhaps simply in a closed state, troubling. [Ken Lamb]
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===== 2009 =====

  * **Bourgogne Blanc** (September 2017): oxidized [MM]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (January 2016): not oxidized - v tight (J Lee)
  * **Meursault Charmes** (May 2014): not oxidized but maturing (Kent M)
  * **Meursault Charmes** (August 2014): not oxidized, fresh (Kent M)
  * **Meursault Perrieres** (Jun 2019): Oxidised [Jammy Wine]
  * **Pulligny-Montrachet Les Caillerets**: Not oxidized. Unbelievable acidity and freshness for a frequently flabby vintage [CJang]
  * **Puligny Montrachet Clos de la Mouchere** (January 2015): 2 bottles not oxidized, fresh (Kent M)
  * **Puligny Montrachet Clos de la Mouchere** (July 2016): 12 bottles opened for an event, non oxidized [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny Montrachet Clos de la Mouchere** ( April 2017) no premox here... __so much sulphur__, it will never oxidise [b.henry]
  * **Batard Montrachet**magnum (March 2019) no pox (Adrian Latimer)
===== 2010 =====

  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Aug 2014): not oxidized-tight [R Younger]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (March 2016): oxidized - extremely leaky and soaked cork with dried residue in capsule [CJang]
  * **Corton Charlemagne** (Jan 2020): Oxidised [Jammy Wine]
  * **Criots Batard Montrachet** (Jan 2020): Oxidised [Jammy Wine]
  * **Criots Batard Montrachet** (Jul 2020): Not oxidised but hasn't got enough oomph and reduction for mid-term cellaring [Jammy Wine]
  * **Meursault Les Genevrières** (August 2015): not oxidized [CJang]
  * **Meursault Les Genevrières** (May 2016): not oxidized [CJang]
  * **Puligny Montrachet Clos de la Mouchere** (March 2016): not oxidized [CJang]
  * **Puligny Montrachet Les Pucelles** (January 2018): not oxidized [CJang]

===== 2011=====
 * **Puligny Montrachet Clos de la Mouchere** (May 2021): not oxidized; brilliant yellow gold, peach and finishing acidity [Joel Singer]
====== Jean Boillot ======
===== 1985 =====

  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (Jan 2010): Stunning aged white burgundy. [AT Bridge]
===== 1996 =====

  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Jul 2005): Not oxidized, excellent, seemed at peak [Frank Drew]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (Dec 2006): Not oxidized, again very good [Frank Drew]
===== 1999 =====

  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Feb 2008): Not oxidized; pale, concentrated and vibrant. Natural cork (w/ s.o.s.).[Frank Drew]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Feb 2009): Not oxidized [MLee]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(April 2011): Badly oxidized [D Elam]
  * **Puligny Perrieres**(2003): not oxidised [WK Choy]
  * **Puligny Folatieres** (Feb 2008): not oxidized [MLee]
===== 2000 =====

  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(2003): not oxidised [WK Choy]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(2006): from a half, deep golden and undrinkable [Chris Turner]
  * **Savigny Les Vergelesses**(Nov 2006): Not oxidized. Strong, minerally, very good [Frank Drew}
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Dec 2006): Not oxidised, great wine [G Miles]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Dec 2008): Not oxidised, still very young and closed [J. Prandi|
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (22 May 2011): Not oxidised, but mature [Don Cornwell]
===== 2001 =====

  * **Meursault Genevrieres**(4 Feb 2009): (Jean Boillot label version) not oxidized, but some late developing karmelcorn notes are a concern going forward. See 2001 tasting notes [Don Cornwell]
  * **Meursault Genevrieres**(4 Feb 2009): (Jean Boillot label version) not oxidized [MLee]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(27 Jan 2006): not oxidised, superb [G Deschamps]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(6 Feb 2006): not oxidised, superb [JE Simond]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(8 Feb 2006): not oxidised, superb [Mike During]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(16 May 2006): not oxidised, superb [Michael Lux]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Dec 2008): not oxidised [Gareth Miles]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Dec 2009): not oxidised, fantastic [G. Greenbaum]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(July 2010): not oxidised, brilliant [Robert Thornton]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(29 July 2011): clearly advanced bottle [Don Cornwell]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (June 2007): not oxidized [P Cohen-Tanugi]
  * **Puligny Pucelles** (Feb 2015) spot on [Adr. S.]
===== 2002 =====

  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(11 May 2008): not oxidised, no blueing in cork, beautiful, creamy, stony [S Dreher]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(May 2008): Not oxidized, quite pale, excellent wine [Frank Drew]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchère**(June 2008): not oxidized (P Cohen-Tanugi)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Aug 2008): Seemed a bit more advanced than one would like at this age; didn't have that minerality and slate/stone notes that I got when I bought and tasted it on arrival in 2004; didn't improve over the evening either (MSaviage)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Apr 2009): Not oxidized, excellent wine [RAG]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Sept 2009): Not oxidized at first--quite delicious, but within 45 minutes in the glass had oxidized. Drink now. [AT Bridge]
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere**(Dec 2009): Not oxidized; great fruit and still young. (MSaviage)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchère**(Jan 2010): not oxidized, still very fresh and primary, outstanding (P Cohen-Tanugi)
  * **Puligny Clos de la Mouchere** (July 2010): not oxidised, fantastic [Robert Thornton]