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The sommelier's advice |
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Serve between 10 and 12°C in a large glass. |
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Slow-cooked Bresse poultry, scallops in a curry casserole, lobster crisp, and fine fish. |
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Starting today and continuing until 2032. |
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The estate and the wine |
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A Meursault powerhouse, Domaine François Mikulski is a well-kept secret among insiders—and one of the most coveted names in Burgundy. Acclaimed by critics, these wines are counted among the region’s finest, prized for their honest expression of terroir and remarkable authenticity.
For over three decades, François Mikulski—now joined by his son-in-law, Thomas Boccon—has charted a course of excellence defined by purity, finesse, and freshness. Organic farming, a careful touch with new oak, and perfectly timed harvests all come together to create wines of impeccable balance.
Discreet yet revered, this estate has become a magnet for Burgundy lovers. But with production limited, opportunities to secure these bottles remain rare. |
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From 0.66 hectares of 50-year-old vines and aged in barrels with 20% new oak, the 2022 Meursault 1er Cru Les Charmes White is a wine of sensual intensity. The nose immediately reveals notes of candied and exotic fruits, lifted by a hint of bergamot. On the palate, it’s broad and opulent, delivering dense, concentrated texture with a subtle touch of spice. This is a serious, structured Charmes that demands cellaring—no less than 7 to 8 years. But the refinement and class are undeniable. |
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Area: 0.66 hectares. Subsoil composed of rock slabs. Average age of vines: 50 years. Aging in a small proportion of new barrels (20%) and the rest in barrels that have been used once or twice allows the terroir to express itself fully.
The vines are grown using non-certified organic methods. |
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