The November 2016 Internet-Only Auction Part 1
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Estimate: $250
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"All the vines for this straight Meursault bottling hail from the Volnay side of the village and were originally from Pierre Boisson’s maternal grandmother. From what I could tell from this visit, Pierre seems to make quite structured examples of Meursault, in comparison to his sister’s more ethereal style- though of course they are currently working with quite different vineyards- and both styles are of very high quality. The 2009 Meursault AC from Pierre Boisson is a very fine, coolly-styled example of the vintage that offers up a complex and nicely reserved nose of apple, tart orange, stony minerality, a touch of sea salt and almond blossoms in the upper register. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and very racy in personality, with a great core of fruit, excellent focus and cut and impressive length and grip on the structured and youthful finish. This will be a dynamite village wine with a few years of bottle age."
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"All the vines for this straight Meursault bottling hail from the Volnay side of the village and were originally from Pierre Boisson’s maternal grandmother. From what I could tell from this visit, Pierre seems to make quite structured examples of Meursault, in comparison to his sister’s more ethereal style- though of course they are currently working with quite different vineyards- and both styles are of very high quality. The 2009 Meursault AC from Pierre Boisson is a very fine, coolly-styled example of the vintage that offers up a complex and nicely reserved nose of apple, tart orange, stony minerality, a touch of sea salt and almond blossoms in the upper register. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and very racy in personality, with a great core of fruit, excellent focus and cut and impressive length and grip on the structured and youthful finish. This will be a dynamite village wine with a few years of bottle age."
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