2022 Domaine Henri Germain Meursault Limozin

Limozin sits just beneath Meursault’s most revered Premier Crus, brushing shoulders with Charmes, Genevrières and Poruzots. It’s a privileged spot, and Jean-François Germain’s old vines planted back in 1937 make the most of it.

This is serious village Meursault. The clay-rich soils give the wine a deeper frame than his Chevalières, but the line of acidity and mineral energy keeps everything in check.

The 2022 has density and drive in equal measure, showing off both its pedigree and the house style: restrained, textural, and quietly powerful.

A benchmark for what village Meursault can be in the right hands.

91-93 points
"Satiny and fleshy... broader and more voluminous than the taut Chevalières... reductive aromas of pear, hazelnuts and iodine... long, mouthwatering finish."
- William Kelley (The Wine Advocate)