Domaine Michel Bouzereau is one of the two producers we’ve worked with since the inception of Maitre de Chai.

The superlative quality of their wines hasn’t flagged in the least since 1994, the first vintage we brought into Quebec. Jean-Baptiste, Michel’s son, has been at the head of the domaine since 1999. The grapes are harvested by hand, with enough phenolic maturity to minimize or avoid chaptalization while also maintaining sufficient natural acidity for freshness, balance, and crispness. These wines offer a true expression of terroir.
Their Meursaults in recent vintages have so much precision the domaine is now among the commune’s top producers. Their bottlings from Les Tessons and Le Limozin easily approach premier cru levels and are highly sought-after. They also farm four premier cru plots of Meursault as well as a choice section of the famous Puligny premier cru Le Cailleret. And despite the critical acclaim and undeniable quality of the wines, the price of their wines have stayed low. Are there still bargains in Burgundy? There’s one right here.