Pommard Premier Cru 'Les Grands Epenots', Maison Pierre Meurgey, 2022 Maconnais and complexity you’d expect from

and complexity you’d expect from top Right Bank châteaux—just without the big-name price tag

whose unique take on Meursault is already making serious waves in the Cote d'Or

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Pommard Premier Cru 'Les Grands Epenots', Maison Pierre Meurgey, 2022 Maconnais and complexity you’d expect fromOur second vintage from Pierre, who divides his time between vineyards in Macon and the Cote dOr, the latter being made in Chateau de Bligny, formerly the winemaking base of Jane Eyre. Pierre characterises 2022 has having ripeness and preserved freshness". He suggests that despite the hot year the wines do not have the same concentration as 2020 which were more forced because of the early harvest, and instead show a greater natural balance, being made