The Chateau de Meursault Meursault 1er Cru Les Perrières is a highly prized French white wine typifying elegance and complexity. Hailing from Burgundy's Côte de Beaune region, it boasts a stunning balance of citrus notes and minerality with a subtle buttery finish. This wine, matured in oak barrels, presents a bright and clear golden hue. On the nose, it exhibits layers of fruitiness and distinctive floral undertones. It's beautifully textured on the palate with an impressive structure and a vibrant acidity, owing to the chalky soils of its vineyard, Les Perrières. Perfect for special occasions.

Tasting Notes

Yellow hue with golden hints. citrus and acacia flowers bouquet, revealed by delicate oaky touchs. Unique magnitude and lenght on the palate.

About the Winery

Nestled in the heart of Burgundy wine country, lies the magnificent Chateau de Meursault winery. Originating from the 11th century, this historical estate boasts a long lineage of crafting world-class wines. The impressive Chateau is a lauded symbol of French viticulture and is a must-visit destination for wine lovers.

Sprawling across 60 hectares, the Chateau's vineyards are spread over several prestigious appellations including Meursault, Volnay, Pommard and Beaune. All vintages are exclusively composed of chardonnay and pinot noir, the two illustrious grapes varieties that have defined the identity of Burgundy for centuries.

From the vineyard, our journey extends to the exceptionally preserved, traditional cellars beneath the Chateau. Evoking the soul of Burgundy, the ancient cellars are home to numerous oak barrels where the wine aging in optimal conditions. To experience the full grandeur of Chateau de Meursault, one must descend into these atmospheric vaults and partake in a glass of their delicately balanced and nuanced wine.

Centuries-old traditional methods of vinification paired with innovative techniques, lends Chateau de Meursault's wines their exceptional quality and unrivalled complexity. Their offerings range from elegant whites that balance luscious fruit with a sense of Burgundian terroir and earthiness, to reds that strike a blance between power and finesse,

Yet, the Chateau is not solely known for its exceptional wines, it also attracts visitors with its architectural marvels. Classed as a historical monument. The castle exhibits charming features from the past such as the Louis XVI fireplace found in the grand salon.

Annual festivities add a further charm, the most popular being the annual Paulée, celebration of the end of harvest, which is held in the Chateau’s winery premises and is an occasion, eagerly awaited by wine enthusiasts from around the globe.

In a nutshell, Château de Meursault offers not only a taste of the best French wines from one of the world's top wine regions, but also a trip back in time where tradition meets elegance.

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