Appellation Meursault

Meursault, a prestigious appellation in the Burgundy region of France, is synonymous with wines of unparalleled quality and elegance. Located in the Côte de Beaune, Meursault is world famous for its exceptional white wines, produced mainly from the Chardonnay grape, which reflect the refinement and opulence of this area.

Meursault's soils consist mainly of limestone mixed with clay, resulting in wines that exhibit both remarkable minerality and complexity. The white wines from Meursault are characterized by their depth, richness and ability to combine both power and subtlety. They show aromas of ripe peaches, roasted nuts and a subtle buttery texture, which give them a unique and recognizable character.

The winemakers in Meursault attach great importance to tradition and craftsmanship, which translates into wines of exceptional quality. Through careful vinification and maturation in oak barrels, they manage to capture the terroir of Meursault in every bottle, giving the wines an unmistakable stamp of authenticity.

Within the Meursault appellation there are several vineyards and climats that all add unique characteristics to the wines. Whether Premier Cru locations such as Les Charmes, Les Perrières, or Les Genevrières, each contributes to the diversity and complexity of Meursault wines.

Exploring the wines of Meursault is a journey into the essence of refinement and excellence in the world of wine. Every sip of these exquisite white wines tells the story of a region that produces wines of unparalleled quality with dedication and passion.

Source: Vins de Bourgogne