Meursault 2010 Domaine Remi Jobard

One of the labels on this blog is called Meditation wine. The wines I choose to label like that are wines that do not require food as they are so lovely just on its own.

On its own when things are bad and you need to be cheered up or there is something to celebrate. Or maybe because you are worth it!

This Meursault by Remi Jobard from 2010is like that. Drinking perfectly now with a super delicious smell of butter, lime, white flowers and some spice.

Perfectly balanced with a long velvety finish. Pure and full bodied white.

A truly lovely wine.

If you want food try with fried cod or Comte cheese.

Meursault 2010 En Luraule
Remi Jobard
Ca 40€ or 500 NOK

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