€175,000 sounds quite a lot for only 0.272 hectares – even if they are close to 50 year-old Gevrey 1er cru vines…

Of-course you may be more interested in the Marsannay – then you’d be able to make rosé!

Okay, not entirely cheap at €186,000, but you get almost 0.3 hectares – who would complain? I do, however, note that said vines are available only after the 2015 harvest, I didn’t know that you could also buy vines en-primeur…!

For sure it’s cheaper than the previous Puligny, but is it me – or does €75,000 sound rather a lot for 0.4 of an acre?
Anyway:

• 3,94 ouvrées plantées en cépage Pinot Noir
• Age de la vigne : environ 40 ans
• Situation : Belle exposition sud-est
• Vigne présentant un bel état général

Good luck with your bids!

Thought this might cheer you up:

€255,000 for approximately 380 bottles per year worth of villages Puligny. If you can get €700 per bottle, you’ll pay for it in only 1 year!

Oh, but don’t forget, you will also need somewhere to make wine…