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Meursault 2013

Two Meursault tried at the same time; both from Domaine Chavy-Chouet, both from 2013.

The basic Meursault is the Clos des Corvees de Citeau near the town and the other one of the top Premier cru plots Les Genevrieres.

Both with a delicious smell of butter, lime and spices. Perhaps the premier cru was slightly more refined.

The taste was beautifully balanced offering great pleasure. The premier cru was pure, elegant and with some mineral notes (0.15 hectare with vines from 1945). De Citeau is 1 ha and has more clay giving a rich and concentrated style.

Try with fried or BBQ fish and possibly Brie de Maux (if not too strong)

 Meursault 2013 by Chavy Chouet
Clos des Corvees de Citeau & 
Les Genevrieres
ca 20-40€
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