100% Chardonnay.
Colour: bright yellow gold.
Nose: frank and pleasant aromas of pear and white peach.
Palate: a lively attack on citrus fruits followed by flavours of vanilla, wood and fruits. A rich, round yet refined wine with a long and straight finish.
Serve and enjoy with delicate fish (perch with a creamy sauce) or white meats, poultry, grilled lobster, crayfish, gambas, blue cheeses and foie gras.
Serve ideally at a temperature of between 12 and 14°C. (55-57°F.).
A great Burgundy that will keep in the cellar for at least 8 years in good conditions.
Located in the heart of the Côte de Beaune, the Meursault appellation, together with Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet, forms one of the peaks of the prestigious Golden Triangle. Renowned for its great white wines, it produces nearly two-thirds of them. The vineyard covers 396 hectares, 96% of which are white and 27% classified as Premier Cru.
Among them, the ‘Le Porusot’ climat covers around ten hectares facing south-east, offering ideal exposure. Its soil, rich in white marl, is ideal for expressing the full potential of Chardonnay. The name “Porusot”, a regional diminutive of ‘Porroux’, comes from the Latin Petrosa, meaning stony ground.
The grapes are harvested by hand, then sorted in the vat room before being softly pressed to extract the best quality juice. Vinification in oak barrels to bring out all the natural characteristics found in this appellation: fatness, richness and aromas. Matured in the same barrels (30% new) for 18 months, with regular stirring of the lees to bring out all the smoothness.