Collection: Château de Meursault

65 hectares, around a hundred plots, five Grands Crus

The vineyard covers 65 hectares spread across around a hundred plots, all farmed under certified organic agriculture. It gives five Grands Crus, including Corton-Charlemagne, twenty Premiers Crus and a dozen village and regional appellations: Meursault, Volnay, Pommard, Beaune, Aloxe-Corton, Savigny-lès-Beaune, Ladoix. The estate sells entirely direct, which means that 100 % of what you drink comes from its own vines, and not from purchased grapes or wine. That is rare on this scale in Burgundy.

Meursault, the world benchmark for white wine

The château takes the name of the appellation that built the reputation of the great whites of Burgundy. Its range of Meursault is the backbone of the estate: the Meursault du Château, the house blend, then the lieux-dits Les Dressoles, Le Limozin and the Clos des Grands Charrons, and finally the Premiers Crus Charmes, Les Charmes-Dessus and Perrières, which rank among the summits of the appellation. Our article on Les Charmes de Meursault looks at this climat in detail.

The Grands Crus

The Corton-Charlemagne is the white Grand Cru of the estate, and one of the greatest Chardonnay wines in the world. The Corton-Vergennes exists in white and in red, a rarity. In red, the Corton Grand Cru Les Maréchaudes and the Corton Le Rognet complete the collection. To understand the Burgundian hierarchy, read what a Grand Cru in Burgundy is.

The reds of the Côte de Beaune

The reds of the estate cover the best communes of the Côte de Beaune. Volnay Premier Cru Clos des Chênes for finesse, Pommard Premier Cru Clos des Epenots for power, and a remarkable series of Premiers Crus from Beaune: Les Cent Vignes, Teurons, Toussaints, Grèves, Fèves and Grèves Les Trois Journaux. To these are added Ladoix Les Chaillots, Savigny-lès-Beaune and Aloxe-Corton. Our guide on Pinot Noir gives the markers of this grape variety.

A range closely followed by the critics

The wines of Château de Meursault are regularly scored by Jasper Morris, Allen Meadows, Bettane et Desseauve, The World of Fine Wine, Decanter and Bourgogne Aujourd'hui. You will find the scores vintage by vintage directly on each product page, taken from the estate's price list. The Corton Grand Cru Les Maréchaudes 2023 was notably named Wine of the Year at the London Wine Competition 2025 with 97/100.

Which vintage to choose

We offer the two most recent available vintages of each cuvée, in bottle and in magnum when the estate produces them. The 2024, the third certified organic vintage, gave supple and generous wines: chiselled whites on citrus and fresh fruit, solid reds on red fruit. The 2023 is more accomplished on the great whites. If you are hesitating, our article on choosing vintages helps you decide.

Discover also our complete selection of Burgundy wines, our Grands Crus and our magnums and large formats.