Domaine Roulot
ドメーヌ・ルーロ
Meursault's purist: Jean-Marc Roulot's non-interventionist genius in six village lieu-dits plus four Premiers Crus
Founded in 1830, Domaine Roulot has been present in Meursault since the 18th century. The modern era began when Jean-Marc Roulot, abandoning an acting career in Paris, returned to take over in 1989. Alongside Coche-Dury and Comtes Lafon, Roulot forms the holy trinity of Meursault. Jean-Marc's resolutely non-interventionist philosophy—indigenous yeast fermentation, separate vinification of each lieu-dit, biodynamic viticulture free of herbicides with manual ploughing—produces wines of extraordinary purity, transparency, and site-specific identity.
Cuvées
ムルソー・ペリエール
Meursault Perrières
WhiteChardonnay
Domaine Roulot's expression of Meursault's greatest Premier Cru is the most mineral and precise of the three benchmark producers. Where Coche-Dury gives concentration and Lafon gives texture, Roulot gives clarity—a window of pure transparency into one of Burgundy's most celebrated terroirs.
ムルソー・テッソン クロ・ド・モン・プレジール
Meursault Tessons Clos de Mon Plaisir
WhiteChardonnay
Domaine Roulot's Meursault Tessons Clos de Mon Plaisir is a benchmark expression of Meursault terroir. Sourced from a unique monopole within the Les Tessons lieu-dit, this wine is celebrated for its remarkable precision, tension, and mineral depth. Unlike more opulent Meursaults, Jean-Marc Roulot crafts this cuvée with a focus on crystalline purity, vibrant acidity, and a long, saline finish. It consistently demonstrates the elegance and structural integrity that define the Roulot style, making it one of the most sought-after village-level wines in Burgundy. 'Clos de Mon Plaisir' ('The enclosure of my pleasure') is Roulot's personal monopole, a name reflecting the joy he finds in this singular parcel.
Who Is This For?
Terroir intellectuals and Burgundy devotees who prize precision, transparency, and the ability to taste the soil in every glass
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Roulot winemaking philosophy?
- Absolute non-intervention: indigenous yeasts only, no fining or filtration, minimal sulphur, and separate vinification of every parcel to express its unique character.
- How does Roulot differ from Coche-Dury and Comtes Lafon?
- Roulot's wines are the most precise and tensile of the three, emphasising mineral transparency over richness. Coche-Dury is the most concentrated; Lafon the most classic and textured.
- What village Meursault cuvées does Roulot make?
- Six lieu-dits: Les Tessons (including Clos de Mon Plaisir), Vireuils, Tillets, Meix-Chavaux, Narvaux, and Luchets—each expressing a distinct facet of Meursault.