Meursault Premier Cru, Les Charmes, Domaine Yves Boyer-Martenot 2021 vs Saumur Blanc ‘Clos des Carmes’, Domaine Guiberteau 2021

Compare current tracked prices, stockists and core specifications. Saumur Blanc ‘Clos des Carmes’, Domaine Guiberteau 2021 currently starts £6.90 lower.

AvailabilityIn stockIn stock
Best current price£133.00£126.10
Current stockists1 merchant1 merchant
ProducerDomaine Yves Boyer-MartenotDomaine Guiberteau
StyleWhiteWhite
GrapeChardonnayChenin Blanc
Size750ml750ml
Where to buy

Meursault Premier Cru, Les Charmes, Domaine Yves Boyer-Martenot 2021

This 4th generation estate is now run by Vincent Boyer, whose unique take on Meursault is already making serious waves in the Cote d'Or. The domaine practices organic farming, uses only indigenous yeasts and minimal new oak, while every winter the wines ferment in either cement vats or 900 litre oak foudres, preserving the integrity of the fruit. The wines mature gently at cooler temperatures and thus they require less filtration and fining. Vincent is one of the rising stars of Burgundy and his tenacity is evident in his sumptuous yet impeccably balanced wines that provide a fresh perspective on Meursault. This estate is truly a hidden gem of Burgundy!

Saumur Blanc ‘Clos des Carmes’, Domaine Guiberteau 2021

Clos des Carmes is (in many minds) the flagship white from Domaine Guiberteau. Harvested from old-vine Chenin on clay-limestone/tuffeau soils in Brézé, hand-picked, fermented with native yeasts, and aged 18–24 months on lees in mostly older oak barrels before finishing in tank, it's both rich and precise: bright acidity and a chalky, slate-like minerality give it freshness and focus, while a round, textured body offers depth and weight. Domaine Guiberteau is one of the Loire’s most thrilling producers and a name increasingly mentioned in the same breath as Clos Rougeard. Trained by the legendary Nady Foucault himself (of Clos Rougeard fame), Romain Guiberteau crafts wines that combine electric precision with a quiet intensity that speaks of Brézé’s chalky soils - the Loire’s most prized terroir for Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc alike.

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