The Lieu-dit Les Criots, unlike the premier cru plots of Buisson-Battault, lies on the border with Volnay (Santenots). This unique piece of vineyard, with respectable old vines nearly 60 years old, extends over just 0.4 hectares. The grapes from these plots are treated with the same care and winemaking techniques as the prestigious premier crus.
On the nose, delicate notes of white flowers emerge, accompanied by a subtle hint of chalky minerality. The taste is complex, with a refined balance of freshness and depth, reminiscent of a salty finish. It is a wine that reflects both the liveliness of the Meursault style and the complexity of the terroir. Perfect for lovers of authentic and refined white Burgundy.
Domaine Buisson-Battault is a family-owned estate deeply rooted in Burgundy, with a focus on producing expressive, terroir-driven wines. Located in Meursault, one of the most famous appellations of the Côte de Beaune, the estate has built an excellent reputation for its refined and carefully crafted wines.
The estate consists of plots scattered across various prestigious vineyards in Meursault, including the beloved premier cru sites. What makes the estate particularly special is the small size of the vineyards, allowing the team to work hands-on with the utmost precision. The vines, often over 40 years old, yield high-quality grapes that reflect the essence of the local terroir.
Domaine Buisson-Battault is known for its biodynamic approach, with a focus on respecting nature and the soil. The wines are made with the greatest care, emphasizing the preservation of the natural characteristics of the grapes. The wines of Buisson-Battault are elegant, with a beautiful balance between fruit, minerality, and complexity, making them both approachable and impressive.
In particular, their Meursault wines, such as Les Criots, receive high praise for their deep mineral character, refined floral aromas, and subtle yet complex flavors. Domaine Buisson-Battault continues to be a benchmark for quality wines from this iconic region.