Perhaps the most sought-after premier cru as it borders Bâtard and Bienvenues-Bâtard just to the north. Elegance personified. The Chavy family is perhaps the most under-the-radar name in Puligny despite having roots there for almost 200 years. In addition to the prestigious plots Les Folatières, Le Champs Gain, and Les Pucelles, the domaine owns a precious parcel in Le Clavoillon. Pucelles and Clavoillons sit adjoined on the slope, but Chavy-Martin is one of only two cellars in Burgundy where you can taste them side by side. Domaine Leflaive owns most of the 5.59-hectare Le Clavoillon, but the Chavy brothers each claim a small portion, preventing it from being a monopole. Alain farms just under half a hectare of 50-year-old vines in Les Clavoillons, and from it, he produces a wine of great depth and minerality (and limited availability.)