2019 | Domaine Emile Jobard-Morey | Bourgogne Chardonnay

Description

White Wine: 2019 | Domaine Emile Jobard-Morey | Bourgogne Chardonnay

A classic white Burgundy nose packed with white fruit, carrying through to a beautifully taught palate, driven by a wonderful energy of fruit.

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Producer: Domaine Emile Jobard-Morey

Vintage: 2019

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13.5%

Varietal: Chardonnay

Country/Region: France, Burgundy

A classic white Burgundy nose packed with white fruit, carrying through to a beautifully taught palate, driven by a wonderful energy of fruit.

Producer Information

This 5.5 hectare domaine has taken on a new lease of life with Valentin Jobard at the helm, since 2016. Valentin’s grandfather Emile was the younger brother of Antoine and Remi Jobard’s grandfather Pierre. Emile Jobard was married to a Mademoiselle Morey — not especially closely related to the Moreys of Meursault, but sister of Maranges vigneron Bertrand Bachelet’s grandmother…. Valentin’s previous training was a year with Vincent Dureuil-Janthial in Rully, then six years with Bernard Bouvier of Marsannay, as a result of which he takes his few cuvoes of red seriously — they are lowly appellations, but deliciously lively wines. The main task, though, is of course the whites. Valentin still uses an oldstyle Vaslin press, which tends to give more lees. The Bourgogne Blanc is worth looking out for, as it comes from a small plot directly behind Meursault Clos des Perrieres. All the whites manage to combine a rich depth of flavour with a degree of tension that keeps them fresh — helped by the significant proportion of old vines across the property, planted by Emile Jobard in the years after the Second World War.