Domaine Jobard Bourgogne Blanc 2020

To know if a Domaine is good, you don't have to try its star wine. You have to try the basic wine. And Jobard's Bourgogne gives the size (and in what way). Very limited. Inside Meursault there are illustrious names and the last name Jobard is among them. The fame was given by Francois Jobard, who today has given the tackle to his son Antoine. The Jobards, despite being on top of the AOC, are all humility and keep their small cellar (just 30,000 bottles) in the lower part of their house, as is traditional in the small family Domaines of the Cote d Or. The Jobard family has properties in some of the best farms in Meursault (Charmes, Genevrieres, Poruzots) and produces their wines in the most traditional way. The natural cold of the underground cellar leads to very slow fermentations and wines that are very austere in their youth and require time to express themselves fully. Their wines usually go out to the market between six months and a year later than other domaines of the Cote d Or.