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Jean-Marc Boillot - Meursault 75cl

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Jean-Marc Boillot - Meursault 75cl

Jean-Marc Boillot - Meursault 75cl

Winery: Domaine Jean-Marc Boillot

Grape Variety: 100% Chardonnay

Region: Cote de Beaune, Burgundy, France

Alcohol Content: 13%

Classification: Appellation Meursault Controlee

Viticulture Details and Wine-Making process: 

  • Surface area: 55a63 
  • Altitude: 230-240m
  • Situation: Lieux-dit Les Pellans & les Forges + Larcher 
  • Orientation: East/North-East
  • Soil: Clay & limestone
  • Production: 63hl/ha 
  • Vines planted in: 1939-1961
  • Smooth pneumatic pressing of the whole grape crop
  • Settling and preservation of the fine lees
  • Selected yeast
  • Hand harvesting
  • 100% alcoholic fermentation in oak barrels 

Maturing:

  • 100% malolactic fermentation
  • 11 months without racking, stirring (bâtonnage) of the lees every 7-10 days
  • 15 to 30% of new oak barrels
  • Bottling at the estate with fining and/or filtration after test

Food Pairing: Mixed salads, sushis, poultry and veal in cream sauce, creamy risotto with meat, poultry or fish and goat cheeses.

Description: The first nose evokes ripe white fruit, white flowers with candied nectarine and candied citrus fruits. In the mouth it shows a subtle duo between sweet wood spices and powerful mineral. Natural smooth richness and great mineral persistence.

$86.96
Jean-Marc Boillot - Meursault 75cl
$86.96

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Winery: Domaine Jean-Marc Boillot

Grape Variety: 100% Chardonnay

Region: Cote de Beaune, Burgundy, France

Alcohol Content: 13%

Classification: Appellation Meursault Controlee

Viticulture Details and Wine-Making process: 

  • Surface area: 55a63 
  • Altitude: 230-240m
  • Situation: Lieux-dit Les Pellans & les Forges + Larcher 
  • Orientation: East/North-East
  • Soil: Clay & limestone
  • Production: 63hl/ha 
  • Vines planted in: 1939-1961
  • Smooth pneumatic pressing of the whole grape crop
  • Settling and preservation of the fine lees
  • Selected yeast
  • Hand harvesting
  • 100% alcoholic fermentation in oak barrels 

Maturing:

  • 100% malolactic fermentation
  • 11 months without racking, stirring (bâtonnage) of the lees every 7-10 days
  • 15 to 30% of new oak barrels
  • Bottling at the estate with fining and/or filtration after test

Food Pairing: Mixed salads, sushis, poultry and veal in cream sauce, creamy risotto with meat, poultry or fish and goat cheeses.

Description: The first nose evokes ripe white fruit, white flowers with candied nectarine and candied citrus fruits. In the mouth it shows a subtle duo between sweet wood spices and powerful mineral. Natural smooth richness and great mineral persistence.