ProducerMeursault

Château de Meursault

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A millennium of Burgundy history: 12th-century Cistercian cellars, 38 appellations, certified organic since 2022

One of Burgundy's most historic estates with a history dating to the 11th century, Château de Meursault's cellars were first dug by Cistercian monks in the 12th century and remain among the largest in Burgundy. After a thorough restoration by André Boisseaux of Maison Patriarche from 1973, the Halley family has managed the estate since 2012, overseeing a transformation toward organic viticulture (certified with the 2022 vintage). The estate's 60+ hectares span 38 appellations including 20 Premiers Crus and 6 Grands Crus, all organically farmed. With up to 6 different cuvées from a single appellation, the château offers extraordinary depth of terroir exploration.

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Who Is This For?

Wine tourists and enthusiasts seeking historic, large-scale Burgundy with a wide selection of appellations including rare Grands Crus, from a fully organic certified estate

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I visit Château de Meursault?
Yes—the château is one of Burgundy's premier wine tourism destinations, offering cellar tours in the magnificent 12th-century cellars, tastings, and direct sales. The annual Paulée de Meursault harvest celebration is held here.
When did Château de Meursault achieve organic certification?
With the 2022 vintage, after a sustained commitment to agroecological practices under the Halley family's stewardship since 2012.
How many appellations does the château produce?
38 appellations including 20 Premiers Crus and 6 Grands Crus—one of the widest selections of any single Burgundy estate, making it ideal for exploring the Côte de Beaune in depth.