Vol. 16
Meursault NV

A sip that takes you on a spring mountain journey
A warm sip, like the blooming of spring mountains.
- Country
- France
- Region
- Burgundy
- Grapes
- 100% Chardonnay
- Vintage
- NV
- Producer
- Bernard Morey
- Appearance scene
- From the personal cellar of mountain photographer Okazaki, a milky and warm white wine with a honey aroma, reminiscent of a blooming spring mountain.
総合 60 / 100
Tasting notes
Bernard Morey's Meursault is a white wine made entirely from 100% Chardonnay grapes in Burgundy, France. This region is a paradise for wine lovers, and the Meursault is known for its vibrant and creamy character. When you open this bottle, it's like taking a little trip to Burgundy with every sip.
In Volume 16, this wine makes its appearance when the mountain photographer Okazaki picks it from his personal cellar. He described it as a "milky and warm white wine with a honey aroma," and honestly, that nails it. The wine's gentle floral scent is as soothing as the blooming mountains in spring, calming the soul.
Pour yourself a glass, and you'll see it gleaming golden. The aroma is open, with hints of honey, vanilla, and white flowers floating around. On the palate, there's a creamy, milk-like texture spreading out, and you can really sense the fullness of the fruit. The acidity is soft, making it well-balanced and easy to enjoy.
The finish is long, with a nutty warmth lingering slowly, perfect for savoring during a leisurely evening. This wine is full-bodied and complex, so it could be a great choice for a special night. You really get a unique experience with each glass.