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Pierre Boisson, Meursault Les Grands Charrons, 2020
White
750ml
Label : Good Label
Level : Neck Level
Capsule : Good Capsule
🏰 The 2020 Pierre Boisson Meursault Les Grands Charrons is an impressive village-level wine, with some considering its vineyard quality close to a Premier Cru. It unfurls with aromas of crisp green orchard fruit, pastry cream, orange zest, and fresh croissants. On the palate, it's medium to full-bodied, pure, and satiny, offering ample and seamless textures with racy acids and a chalky grip on the finish. Tasting notes also reveal ripe pear, hazelnut, sea salt, and smoke. Expect beautiful aromas of lemon oil, quince, and hazelnut, rounded by a subtle gunflint reduction, leading to pear and citrus-infused flavors with a pronounced mineral undertow. It delivers a true Meursault character of ripe lemony fruit with good tension, lovely notes of hazelnuts and minerals, and excellent complexity with a palate-staining intensity and silky texture. 【 This village-level wine offers quality approaching that of a Premier Cru. 】
🍴 This wine is ready to drink young and pairs wonderfully with scallop crudo or roast chicken. It's also a great match for pasta and cured meats. Its richness and acidity make it suitable for a variety of dishes, from delicate seafood to richer poultry.
🥂 Perfect for a celebratory dinner or a special gathering with friends, this Meursault is a delightful choice for those who appreciate a well-crafted white Burgundy that can be enjoyed in its youth while still offering complexity and depth.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Pierre Boisson/Anne Boisson is a family winery. The winery is run by father Bernard (retired in 2016), son Pierre and daughter Anne. Although it is the same winery, the wines produced by the three people will be labeled separately. on their respective names. They jointly own 8.5 hectares of land around the Cote de Beaune, and the vineyard's terroir is wet stone and flint, giving the grapes more minerality.