MEURSAULT 2018 (Domaine Maillard)

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BOURGOGNE - AOP MEURSAULT - DRY WHITE WINE
Grape variety: Chardonnay (100%)
Ageing in 228-liter oak barrels for 12 to 18 months with stirring

  • Nose: toasted. Notes of roasted hazelnuts, cream, white flowers and lemon.
  • Palate: ample and silky, round and endowed with a beautiful energy.

Tasting date: January 2021

OUR OPINION: a meursault of great finesse and freshness !

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TERROIR


The MEURSAULT cuvée from the MAILLARD estate comes from sixty years old vines that are located in an alluvial fan whose coarse deposits on the surface were carried by the surrounding rivers and cover a bedrock composed of marls and limestones dating from the middle and upper Jurassic.


The wines that come from this part of the vineyard have different profiles but always in an elegant and racy range. The richness in clay of the soils gives ample and round wines.

WINEGROWING & WINEMAKING


The grapes are harvested manually and the bunches are carefully sorted on site in the vineyard: only the most beautiful and ripe ones are kept.
Once they arrive at the cellar, the bunches are immediately pressed by a low pressure and very slow pneumatic pressing. The juice which flows out is then vatted to be settled and then racked into 228-liter barrels (including a small part of new barrels) to carry out its alcoholic and malolactic fermentation.

It is then aged in these same barrels for 12 to 18 months depending on the vintage, and it is regularly stirred in order to put its lees in suspension and to bring roundness to the wine.


Once the ageing is finished, the must is fined and filtered before bottling.


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Data sheet
Country Burgundy
Color White
Orange wines No
Clay amphorae wines No
Type Dry
Vintage 2018
Capacity 75 cl
Single Grape Variety Chardonnay
Alcohol rate 13,5 %
Quality Designation Meursault
Cellar Potential 10 years
Service advise 14°C (57°F). In its youth, open 2 hrs before the service.
Culture Methods Traditional
Fining Yes
Filtering Yes
Comments Slow pressing ♦ Fermentation and lees ageing of 12 to 18 months in oak barrels ♦ Stirring.
 
Food & Wine Pairing
  • foie gras in a terrine

  • creamy and truffled poultry

  • monkfish and turbot cooked in butter

  • bouchées à la reine

  • vol-au-vent

  • comté, gruyère, old fribourg, and so on.

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