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maturation Qualities specific with each wine The maturing underlines the real qualities of each wine while respecting the terroir (the lighter wines only seeing for a brief period the new wood.). Some white wines, as the Chateau de Meursault, Meursault Premier Cru mature for part of the time in new barrels and for part in one-year-old barrels. The average length of the maturing is from 12 to 18 months depending on the appellations. |
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perfect harmony Frequent tasting permit the judging of the type and the length of the maturing so that perfect harmony can be respected between the terroir of the wine and its wood character. All the wines are bottled in the Chateau. The bottles staying a minimum of a year in the cellar before labelling and selling the wine. |