This wine comes from "Clos des Grands Charrons," a 0.85-hectare plot held in monopole ownership. Located on the eastern and southeastern slopes of the village of Meursault, mid-slope, this terroir benefits from ideal sun exposure. The vines flourish in hard, well-drained Jurassic limestone soils. The entire vineyard is managed organically, with rigorous manual labor, a viticultural approach to promote biodiversity, and personalized care where each plot is entrusted to the same winemaker throughout the year.

Appearance: Golden yellow hue, both intense and luminous, crossed by delicate amber reflections.

The nose: is particularly expressive and complex, opening with floral scents and aromas of ripe fruit that unfold with aeration. Subtle smoky and woody notes enrich this olfactory palette.

The palate: is ample and fresh, offering a beautiful balance between just the right acidity and a lovely ripeness. It unfolds buttery flavors, mingled with aromas of white fruits, citrus, and tropical fruits, all supported by floral notes. The texture is remarkably fine, leading to a lingering finish.