A Meursault Premier Cru retained in 2025 from an échange de moût, with fruit drawn from the lower part of the climat, towards Genevrières. Poruzots sits on the upper-mid slope of Meursault, with the heavier, broader build the appellation is known for: fuller-bodied than a Puligny of similar tier, with the white-fleshed orchard fruit and toasted-almond depth that defines the village. This is one of the cuvées likely to disappear from the range in the years ahead, as Alvina and Philippe focus the domaine more tightly around Puligny.