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Bitouzet Prieur Bourgogne Blanc

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$35.24 $46.99 In stock

Category: Chardonnay

Bitouzet-Prieur has holdings in several plots of 1er Cru and Villages Meursault.   This presents as a Meursault in miniature with sneaky power and grace, a pronounced salinity and a tightly coiled structure.  

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia Q. ★★★★★

Opened this with dinner last night and was surprised by how much structure it has for a Bourgogne Blanc—that sneaky power really shows. The texture is silky but leaves a clean, mineral finish that kept me going back for more. Perfect value for a wine that drinks well above its level.

Robert R. ★★★★★

The salinity on the finish really sets this apart—it's got that Meursault-like minerality without the price tag. I served it with oysters and the pairing was spot on, the coiled power unfolded beautifully after about 20 minutes in the glass.

Emily ★★★★★

Opened this with some hesitation but it's got that tightly coiled energy the description hints at, unwinding into a sneaky power that lingers longer than expected. The pronounced salinity on the finish makes it feel more like a proper Meursault than its humble label suggests, and it held up beautifu