Bourgogne Côte d’Or, Domaine Guy Bocard 2021
White | France | Burgundy | 12.5% | Dry, full-bodied white
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A new domaine for us this year (2023) consisting of 5.6 hectares in and around Meursault; it was founded by Guy Bocard’s grandfather Charles in the 1920s and when Guy took over he changed the name to his. Guy retired in 2018 and has since sold the Domaine to the Derichebourg family. They have taken on René Mora as winemaker, who had worked for the Domaine for 13 years (starting as a picker and making his way up the ladder) before going to work with other Burgundy domaines such as Hubert Lamy and Jadot. The new owners are investing heavily in updating the property and particularly the chai so that each individual parcel can be handled separately.
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