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Vincent Dancer, Meursault Les Grands Charrons, 2019
White
750ml
label : Good Label
level : Neck Level
capsule : Good Capsule
🏰 The 2019 Vincent Dancer Meursault Les Grands Charrons is a highly regarded white Burgundy from a vintage known for producing juicy yet energetic wines with concentrated minerality. This wine offers notes of baked pears, citrus oil, and brioche, presenting a layered, full-bodied, generous yet focused profile. The nose is elegant and fresh, with aerial floral notes reminiscent of spring riverbanks, water flowers, pollen, lemon, grapefruit, and a tonic, tangy touch of passion fruit, alongside freshly sliced apple and pear. On the palate, it delivers an ample and sensual entry, with ripe and juicy white fruits adorned with a gourmet nuance of caramel. A mineral backbone refines and verticalizes the structure, leading to a tracing mid-palate with citrus peel notes. The fruit for this delicious Meursault comes from a parcel of vines planted in 1968. 【 A highly-regarded Meursault from Vincent Dancer, known for its layered complexity and vibrant freshness. 】
🍴 This superb white Burgundy pairs wonderfully with rich fish like salmon or tuna, various shellfish, and mild to soft cheeses. It is also an excellent accompaniment to chicken and turkey dishes.
🥂 The Vincent Dancer Meursault Les Grands Charrons 2019 is a superb choice for a celebratory meal, a sophisticated seafood dinner, or a special gathering where a high-quality, expressive white Burgundy is desired. It can be enjoyed now or cellared for further development.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Vincent Dancer is a small but highly regarded Burgundian producer based in Chassagne-Montrachet, in the Côte de Beaune, France. The primary grape variety is Chardonnay. Dancer began in 1996 with an annual production of 4000 bottles, sold mainly to négociants, and produced from family-owned vines that had previously been rented to relatives. Since 2003, this figure has increased to around 20,000 bottles. Since the portfolio includes over a dozen wines, only a few barrels made of each.