More about the 2021 Maison Harbour Meursault 'Le Limozin': The 2021 Maison Harbour Meursault Le Limozin is an exceptional representation of one of Burgundy’s most celebrated villages for white wine. Sourced from the esteemed Le Limozin vineyard, located just below Meursault’s renowned premier cru sites, this wine benefits from a terroir of limestone-rich soils that impart its hallmark minerality and depth. Maison Harbour, a boutique winery dedicated to small-batch, artisanal winemaking, crafted this wine to highlight the elegance and complexity for which Meursault is famed. The 2021 vintage, shaped by a cooler growing season, lends a balance of vibrant acidity and refined richness to this Chardonnay. In the glass, the wine exhibits a shimmering golden hue with green highlights, a visual promise of its vibrancy. The aromatic profile is alluring, with notes of ripe citrus, orchard fruits like pear and apple, and subtle floral hints of acacia and hawthorn. Layered beneath are nuances of toasted hazelnut, vanilla, and a distinct flinty minerality, derived from the unique terroir of Le Limozin. On the palate, the 2021 Meursault Le Limozin is a study in balance, offering a creamy texture complemented by a backbone of fresh acidity. Flavors of lemon curd, white peach, and almond intertwine with a touch of saline and spice, leading to a long, elegant finish. Maison Harbour’s meticulous approach to winemaking is evident in every detail of this wine’s creation. The fruit is hand-harvested at peak ripeness and delicately pressed to preserve its integrity. Fermentation and aging occur in French oak barrels, a careful selection of both new and neutral oak ensuring a balance of texture and flavor integration without overshadowing the wine’s inherent character. The 2021 Meursault Le Limozin is a versatile partner for dishes like lobster, scallops, or poultry in cream sauces, while its layered complexity also makes it a wine worthy of thoughtful contemplation on its own. This bottling exemplifies Maison Harbour’s dedication to crafting wines that honor the prestige and tradition of Burgundy. Importer's notes: "Bright, subtle, structured, and focused. Dense, deep, and rich on the palate, with great tension and energy. Flavors of stone fruits, tangerine and saline, great back palate acidity on the long, complex finish. Aged for 16 months in neutral oak barrels and stainless-steel tanks before bottling."