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Tessier makes sculpted and tension-filled Meursaults that have a captivating intensity. They serve as a great example of wines where terroir-soaked honesty can offer seemingly endless fascination in the glass.
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The 2022 epitomizes what makes the wine stand out in a lineup. There's a radiance and polished minerality that's thrilling. The wine packs so much intensity into a relatively lithe frame and it's delivered with breathtaking agility.
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If it wasn't already obvious that things were starting to click into high gear at this Meursault benchmark, the 2014 drove this point home unequivocally.
A few years ago, a friend poured me a glass of Arnaud Tessier's Meursault AC, and I was immediately intrigued.
I've been buying the domaine's wines ever since.
Today, I'm happy to present a stunning example of their work, the 2022 Meursault 1er Cru Les Charmes Dessus.
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It is a really exciting villages level white Burgundy. It combines seriousness with an irresistible deliciousness that's rarely encountered in white Burgundy.
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