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Domaine Roulot, Monthelie 1er Cru Champs Fulliot, 2023

White Wine from Burgundy, France
by Domaine Roulot
$179.99
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A turn from Roulot's white wine fame—this is Pinot Noir from Monthélie's Premier Cru Champs Fulliot vineyard, where the village tucked behind Volnay and Meursault produces wines of remarkable finesse and value. Champs Fulliot's south-facing exposure and limestone-rich soils create a Pinot of real depth and aging potential, yet at a price point far below neighboring appellations. The 2023 shows bright red cherry, crushed herbs, and subtle mineral tension with silky tannins and real complexity. A genuine discovery for those seeking Premier Cru quality outside the hype.

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Antonio Galloni

91 points

"The 2023 Monthélie Champs Fulliot 1er Cru has a precise bouquet that unfolds crushed stone and pine forest notes. The palate is very well balanced with a touch of menthol on the opening, a slightly viscous texture and a spicy finish. It's delicious if unapologetically short-term." —Neal Martin

Robert Parker

91 points

"The 2023 Monthélie 1er Cru Les Champs Fulliot Blanc reveals aromas of white flowers, bread dough and nutmeg, framed by light reduction, followed by a medium to full-bodied, fleshy and saline palate that's fine-boned and delicate." —William Kelley

More about Domaine Roulot

The name Roulot is now a synonym for the very best wine that the village of Meursault can offer. It is rather remarkable when you consider that just 2 generations back the Roulot's were known as producers of Burgundian brandy and eau de vie. But Guy Roulot began leveraging the family's distilling success to purchase small plots of vines in Meursault and by the 1970's was known as a pioneer for producing top quality chardonnay from distinct parcels or ""lieu-dits"".

When Guy passed away unexpectedly in the early '80's his son Jean-Marc was pursuing acting in Paris. In 1989 he returned to take on the reigns of the small Domaine and in the following decades built on his fathers success so well that the wines are now extremely hard to acquire and to afford for most of us.

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Tasting Notes & Food Pairings

Perfect Pairings

Serve with roasted lamb, duck breast, or aged mushroom dishes—cuisine that honors the wine's structure and depth.

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Wine Details

  • Grape Variety

    Chardonnay

  • Vintage

    2023

  • Size

    750ml

  • Sweetness

    Dry

  • Body

    Medium Bodied

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