Vintage Character Domaine Vincent Bouzereau Pommard 2021 is a quintessential expression of the Côte de Beaune, crafted entirely from Pinot Noir grown in the village’s limestone‑clay soils. The 2021 vintage in Burgundy was marked by a cool, wet spring and damaging frosts, followed by a relatively mild summer, which reduced yields but produced wines of notable freshness, elegance, and precise structure. This Pommard opens with lifted aromas of wild strawberry, tart cherry, and dried rose petals, accented by subtle hints of forest floor and spice.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairing The palate delivers vibrant red fruit layered with delicate earthiness, framed by fine‑grained tannins and lively acidity, leading to a persistent, mineral‑driven finish that lingers gracefully. Its refined structure and brightness make it an outstanding match for duck breast with cherry sauce, mushroom risotto, or creamy Camembert, highlighting its versatility at the table.
The Bouzereau family has been rooted in Meursault for ten generations, with Vincent Bouzereau continuing a tradition of meticulous viticulture and minimal‑intervention winemaking that emphasizes terroir expression.
Winery Background The domaine farms sustainably, with careful vineyard management and hand harvesting to ensure optimal fruit quality. Yields are kept deliberately low to concentrate flavor and structure, while fermentation with native yeasts and élevage in French oak barrels add complexity and finesse without overshadowing the purity of the fruit. With holdings across Meursault and neighboring appellations, including parcels in Pommard, Vincent Bouzereau has built a reputation for producing authentic, honest Burgundies that reflect both site and season. This dedication to precision and respect for tradition makes the estate a trusted name among Burgundy enthusiasts seeking wines of clarity, elegance, and character.