Retour Domaine Albert Grivault - Meursault - Clos du Murger - White - 2022
COUNTRY/REGION: Burgundy
DESIGNATION: AOP Meursault
COLOR: White
VINTAGE: 2022
GRAPE VARIETY: 100% Chardonnay
ALCOHOL: 12.5 vol.
CONTENT: 75 cl
The tasting
Color Light and shiny golden yellow.
Nose Toasted notes of fresh butter mingled with the scent of very delicate white flowers.
Palate Sophisticated and refined, this cuvée showcases bright, expressive fruit flavors with a generous, well-structured texture. Its elegance and depth hint at excellent aging potential.
The sommelier's advice
Temperature Serve between 10 and 12°C in a large glass.
Food Aperitifs, fish and shellfish, white meats, poultry in cream sauce.
Cellar ageing From today until 2035 and beyond for enthusiasts.
The estate and the wine
The estate and the wine A Burgundy gem, Domaine Albert Grivault stands as an undisputed reference in the Côte de Beaune. With prized holdings in some of the region’s most prestigious terroirs, the estate elevates every wine with masterful precision. Here, the wines don’t just reflect their appellation—they surpass expectations, often rivaling the finest Grand Crus.

Despite its soaring reputation, the domaine has kept its prices remarkably reasonable, protected from market inflation thanks to its family-owned vineyards. Unsurprisingly, demand far exceeds supply every year, making these bottles all the more coveted.
Wine Entirely enclosed by stone walls, the 2022 White Meursault Clos du Murger is a true clos, a rarity in Burgundy today. This is a Chardonnay of the highest caliber, shaped by an outstanding vintage that brings both depth and structure, and aged in oak as tradition dictates. Its elegant toasted notes, hints of fresh butter, and delicate white flowers are a tribute to both terroir and grape variety. With remarkable potential, this is a wine built to impress and evolve beautifully over time.
Vinification Hand harvested. Plot of 1.65 hectares 65 centiares, planted in 1971. Fermentation and ageing in oak barrels, some new depending on the vintage. Annual production of around 9,300 bottles.