Presentation

Coming from a lineage of winemakers settled in Meursault for over 10 generations, Domaine Vincent Bouzereau cultivates 10 hectares of vines on prestigious climates. The whites, dominated by Chardonnay, are vinified with fermentation in barrels and prolonged aging of 18 months, favoring a beautiful tension and complex aromatic depth. Thanks to traditional vaulted cellars, the wines benefit from optimal aging with a moderate wood contribution, preserving their freshness and elegance. The reds, made from Pinot Noir, offer an aromatic palette blending red fruits, undergrowth, and sweet spices, with a silky and balanced palate. The great mastery of long aging within the estate allows obtaining wines with a finished structure and exceptional aging potential.

Location

This wine comes from a blend of two different plots: an old Gamay vineyard in Meursault passed down from Vient’s father, and a Pinot Noir vineyard located in Volnay.

Terroir

A clay-limestone terroir.

In the vineyard

Soil work, single Guyot pruning, debudding adapted to the age and vigor of the vine, sustainable pest management.

Harvest

Hand-harvested.

Winemaking

Grapes are sorted on a sorting table, destemmed without crushing, then placed in open vats for fermentation with temperature control. Pumped over twice a day without punching down to preserve the fruit. No added yeast only indigenous yeasts are used to maintain the typicity of the terroir and the vintage. Pressing followed by ageing in barrels.

Ageing

Aged for 10 to 15 months. Racking after malolactic fermentation. Filtration if needed, depending on the vintage. Bottled at the estate.

Varietal

Pinot Noir : 100%

Specifications

Age of vines : 30 à 70 years old

Serving

12-14°C

Ageing potential

Enjoy all year long

Tasting

The blend of these two red grape varieties creates a cuvée full of roundness and freshness a friendly, unpretentious wine. Fine and light, with raspberry notes and a subtle touch of oak.

Food pairings

Pairs well with everyday dishes, terrines, charcuterie, red meats, and mild cheeses.