Over 95% of Meursault production is white. It would seem that the soil, which is high in limestone is not suited to the red grape. The village is large by Cote de Beaune standards and plays host to the third of the Trois Glorieuses feasts on the Monday after the Hospices de Beaune auction. Good Meursault is gorgeous fat with nutty apple and peach fruit, topped with butterscotch and toasted brioche.
Tasting notes: The nose of this wine is expressive with notes of white and yellow fruits, succulent flowers and a touch of toast. The attack is round and vivacious on the palate, the wine displays a fine balance and a lovely body with crisp acidity. This is an expressive and fresh wine with a lovely long finish.
Tasting notes: This wine comes from the les Pellans vineyard in the commune of Meursault in the direction of Puligny-Montrachet below Meursault Charmes. It exhibits a nose of great finesse. Round with lovely vivacity and freshness on the palate as well as minerality and attractive floral notes. The wine finishes with light citrus notes. This is a Bourgogne of fine finesse with great persistence on the palate, balanced and with fine aromatic freshness.
Tasting notes: The nose is expressive, marked by aromas of white flowers, yellow and white fruit as well as lightly spicy notes. The palate is round with a lovely vivacity and excellent aromatic freshness and minerality. This is a wine with a great deal of finesse and persistence on the palate that doesn’t conceal its power. Elegant and linear, its style is somewhere between a classic Meursault and a Puligny-Montrachet.
Tasting notes: Situated just north-east of Meursault towards the village of Volnay, the rich soil is perfect for growing chardonnay. This wine is solid, with good concentration. It has excellent developing floral and vegetal aromas as well as umptious honey and brioche notes.
