Meursault 2023 Domaine Prunier-Bonheur
Pascal Prunier-Bonheur’s Meursault is the perfect expression of Burgundian balance. Crafted from a blend of various plots across the lower and middle slopes, this wine offers a harmonious and complete interpretation of the appellation. The nose charms with notes of white flowers, fresh hazelnuts, and delicate butter, enhanced by a hint of flint. On the palate, the wine reveals a fleshy, velvety texture typical of Meursault, yet remains supported by a fresh backbone and vibrant minerality. Meticulous aging in oak barrels provides an elegant structure without ever overshadowing the fruit's purity. A high-class Meursault—simultaneously indulgent, precise, and remarkably persistent.
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The Perfect Synthesis of the Appellation This "Village" cuvée receives the same attention as the Premier Crus. It combines the richness of clay soils with the finesse of more limestone-heavy areas.
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Precision Blending: By marrying plots with complementary profiles, Pascal achieves a complete wine: the richness of the Chardonnay is balanced here by preserved natural acidity.
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Long and Discreet Aging: Aging in barrels (approx. 12 to 15 months) softens the oak tannins and nourishes the wine on its lees. The moderate use of new oak ensures the terroir's identity is respected.
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The Prunier-Bonheur Style: The winemaker's signature is evident here: a quest for aromatic purity and exceptional drinkability, far from any heaviness.
Data sheet
- Name
- Meursault
- Color
- White
- Vintage
- 2023
- Grapes
- Chardonnay
- Food / wines agreements
- scallops
- Volume
- 75 CL
- Price per liter
- 114.66 €
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Pascal Prunier-Bonheur’s Meursault is the perfect expression of Burgundian balance. Crafted from a blend of various plots across the lower and middle slopes, this wine offers a harmonious and complete interpretation of the appellation. The nose charms with notes of white flowers, fresh hazelnuts, and delicate butter, enhanced by a hint of flint. On the palate, the wine reveals a fleshy, velvety texture typical of Meursault, yet remains supported by a fresh backbone and vibrant minerality. Meticulous aging in oak barrels provides an elegant structure without ever overshadowing the fruit's purity. A high-class Meursault—simultaneously indulgent, precise, and remarkably persistent.