Classic Meursault from one of the village’s most reliable names. Domaine Michelot is known for producing pure, expressive whites that balance richness with energy, and their Les Grand Charrons is a perfect snapshot of what makes Meursault so special.
Sourced from a prime lieu-dit just above the village, Les Grand Charrons always delivers a beautiful mix of ripe orchard fruits, toasted hazelnut and that signature Meursault creaminess. The 2022 vintage brings extra lift and freshness thanks to a long, balanced growing season, showing layers of citrus, white peach and subtle spice, all wrapped around a fine mineral core.
Aged in quality oak barrels with just the right touch of new wood, this is classic white Burgundy with immediate appeal and the structure to develop further over the next few years.
Key Details:
Region: Meursault, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy
Variety: 100% Chardonnay
Vintage: 2022
Vineyard: Les Grand Charrons lieu-dit
Style: Rich yet balanced white Burgundy
ABV: ~13%
Maturation: French oak barrels, minimal new oak
Drinking: Enjoy now or cellar 5 to 7 years
Pair with: Roast chicken, seared scallops, creamy pastas or firm cheeses
Why We Love It:
A textbook Meursault that ticks every box. Ripe fruit, a touch of nutty oak and that beautiful mineral tension that keeps it fresh and food-friendly. Domaine Michelot remains a name you can trust vintage after vintage.
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