The 1992s all reveal ripe fruit, higher acidity than most white burgundies (remember, the malolactic was blocked), and laudable purity. The 1992 Puligny-Montrachet-Les Combettes is denser, riper, and fuller than the Puligny-Montrachet-Les Folatieres, with a smoky, buttery, hazelnut-scented nose. Rich, full, and long, it should last for a decade. Remoissenet enjoys a well-deserved reputation for his white wines. There is a tendency at this estate to block the malolactic, keep the wines off their lees, rack them frequently, and bottle them after a relatively vigorous filtration. The fact that so much remains in the wines makes one wonder what they would be like if they were not manipulated so much? Importer: Classic Wine Imports, Boston, MA and Stacole, Inc., Boca Raton, FL.