Ira Schwartz

9.3

This bottle brought me tremendous joy. My last bottle a few months back was over the hill and it really bothered me because I felt this could easily go 10+ years when I tasted it on release. This is a perfect example of there are no great wines just great bottles. Lovely scents of apple, lime and vanilla. A wonderfully integrated palate with a finish that makes you think premier cru. — 19 days ago

Marc vanholst

9.4

Do not want to make too much noise any more about the wines of the Boisson Vadot family because they are so fucking good...and because it already becomes more and more difficult to buy them. If you want textbook Burgundy whites then this is what you should drink. The whole range from the simple burgundy white to the Chevaliers and Genevrieres does deliver and ages well. — 5 years ago

Max Kogod

Owner Kogod Wine Merchant

9.5

Very young. Wow. Saturating and long. Coche comparisons are fair. — 9 years ago

Chris MacLean

9.3

Pretty special. If I had another bottle I’d open it soon. — 2 months ago

with Sarah

Aravind A

9.2

Nothing to add to my last note. Excellent, and is to Chassagne as the Boisson-Vadot BB is to Meursault. — 5 years ago

Kenta Hayashi

9.1

Kellogg's Special K frosty cereal, sweet corn, yeasty and nutty. Compared to the Boisson Vadot, there is density and richness, but I suppose the age to this wine is a factor as well. A very different kind of Meursault. — 6 years ago

Max Tierno

8.9

Really delicate meursault from Pierre Boisson. Def goes light oak for a delicate style. Innovative family that split up the domaine before silly heritage laws kick in. Looking forward to checking out the rest of the family labels! (Anne Boisson and Boisson-vadot) — 9 years ago

Aravind A

9.2

This is the Pierre Boisson Pommard, which I guess is the new incarnation of the.Boisson-Vadot Pommard. Decanted. Notes from 2 hrs open. This is a stunning wine, but perhaps more Volnay/Monthelie than quintessentially Pommard: none of the rustic and dark red fruit notes I usually imagine. On the nose: soft smoke, sweet wild cherry, pomegranate, soft spice...on the palate: fantastic acidity, excellent density, sweet wild cherry, pomegranate molasses, damp earth and only very soft tannin. — 4 years ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.2

The third stage in the vertical tasting of this bottling. Out of order due to delivery...2017, 2015 & 2016.

The 2016 is reviewed best of the three vintages. I wouldn’t argue that at this point. It’s; rounder, more powdery minerals, volcanics & the chalkiness & sea fossils beautifully softer. I would only say the producer and their vintages are similar & consistent.

All of them drink like a nice, more expensive Meursault.

Photos of, Domaine Pierre Boisson, Pierre, Bernard & Anne Boisson, directional signage so you don’t get lost and Pierre, Bernard & Anne Boisson barrel tasting. — 5 years ago

Michal Rosenn

9.5

racy and exciting burgundy! — 7 years ago

with Itamar