Bernard Boisson-Vadot Meursault Les Grands Charrons 2016 Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine next generation) blends two hillside

next generation) blends two hillside Pinot Noir plots: En Monte Mon (planted in the 1950s) and La Tourelle (planted in the 2010s)

no fining or filtration—showcases the vineyard's mineral precision and lifted red fruit

and then largely left alone

Appealing to fans of both bourbon and rye

Bernard Boisson-Vadot Meursault Les Grands Charrons 2016 Lettie Teague WSJ On Wine next generation) blends two hillsideThe Boisson family in Meursault are true specialists, using at most 30% new oak and preferring subtlety to power. Bernard is the patriarch, and his son Pierre is one of our very favorite producers of Meursault. Les Grands Charrons is a top village lieu dit on the slope above the village, and Bernard calls it the most Meursault y of the family's three village bottlings. Classic, restrained, terroir driven white Burgundy from a domaine that has been