This Meursault comes from a 0.49-hectare Chardonnay parcel planted in 1969 and 2008. The shallow limestone marl soils have a high clay content, which contributes to the wine’s ...
This Meursault comes from a 0.49-hectare Chardonnay parcel planted in 1969 and 2008. The shallow limestone marl soils have a high clay content, which contributes to the wine’s richness and density. Armand took over the parcel in 2015 and describes the cuvée as combining freshness and purity with a generous texture. The wine matures for 11 months, with 20–40% new oak. It can be cellared for five to seven years and is best served at 10–12°C.
