1 bottle of each of the following are included in this Special Priced 3-Pack:

- Domaine Remi Jobard Bourgogne Côte d’Or ‘Vieilles Vignes’ 2023
- Domaine Jean Marc Boillot Puligny Montrachet 2023
- Domaine Thierry et Pascale Matrot Meursault 2023

Domaine Remi Jobard ‘Vieilles Vignes’ Bourgogne Côte d’Or 2023
Remi Jobard is a master of reduction and tension, and this bottling is the ultimate insider secret for Meursault lovers. Sourced from 40-year-old vines spread across six parcels sitting directly below the village of Meursault, it is effectively Meursault in all but name. Jobard, who transitioned the estate to organic viticulture years ago, uses a combination of barrique and large foudres to allow the fruit to breathe without being masked by oak. Expect a wine that punches well above its weight class. The 2023 is vibrant and focused, offering a core of citrus blossom, white peach, and that signature Jobard minerality. It possesses a textural weight usually reserved for village-level bottlings, finishing with a crisp, saline edge that makes it an effortless pairing for oysters or any kind of seafood. This is one of the smartest buys in the cellar right now.

Domaine Jean Marc Boillot Puligny Montrachet 2023
When Jean-Marc Boillot launched his own label, he did so with the ultimate head start: half of the family vineyards from his grandfather, Etienne Sauzet. This Puligny Montrachet bottling is a testament to that lineage, often outperforming many of his neighbors' Premier Crus. Jean-Marc’s style is meticulously crafted and generous; he always looks for ripenessand flesh to balance the naturally muscular acidity of Puligny’s terroir. This classic 2023 opens with an expressive bouquet of white flowers, honeyed citrus, and a hint of toasted hazelnut. On the palate, it feels expansive and rich yet it remains perfectly poised thanks to a backbone of racy, limestone-driven acidity. This is textbook Puligny Montrachet from a top producer in a fantastic vintage.

Domaine Thierry et Pascale Matrot Meursault 2023
Founded in 1835, Domaine Matrot is one of the most respected names in Meursault. While many neighbors lean into heavy oak, the Matrots have utilized neutral barrels for their village wines for decades, preferring to showcase the naked brilliance of their 12 different village plots. The 2023 vintage is a standout for them—a sunny, expressive year that provided succulent fruit along with fresh acidity to provide tension. This is classic Meursault through and through. It opens with aromas of hazelnut and acacia, followed by layers of ripe peach and lemon curd. Because there is no new oak to mask the fruit, the texture is incredibly pure and transparent, finishing with a savory, saline edge that pulls you back for another sip. This is everything you want in a top flight Meursault—power and opulence with remarkable freshness and precision.