Burgundy 2024: Domaine Latour-Giraud - 'Among my favourite Meursaults' JM

Burgundy 2024: Domaine Latour-Giraud - 'Among my favourite Meursaults' JM

Burgundy 2024
Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault
 
These are among my favourite Meursaults, especially the Genevrières
Jasper Morris, insideburgundy.com, January 2026


Jean-Pierre Latour has produced a sublime set of wines in 2024. They are tightly focussed and concentrated with a long, fine acidity running through, promising a long life. As I mentioned in our vintage report earlier this week, Jean-Pierre described his 2024s as wines for collectors, for the cellar, wines that will require more patience than some recent vintages. He suggests waiting at least 5 years for the 2024 Premier Cru cuvées. Even the Bourgogne Chardonnay has a notable intensity and concentration in the vintage with Jasper Morris commenting: "Will need a little bit of bottle age." while of the Genevrières he enthuses: "Such detail and refinement!"

Jean-Pierre began his harvest on 13th September and finished in under a week, captalising on the window of fine weather to bring in extremely pure fruit of fine concentration underpinned by notable acidity and structure.

Jasper Morris states: “Regular readers will know that these are among my favourite Meursaults, especially the Genevrières.” while Allen Meadows has previously written: "I have said this before but if you're not searching out these wines, you're missing out on one of the best kept secrets in Meursault."

These are great wines, make no mistake.
 
And remember, there is much less wine available in this vintage due to the widely reported low yields.

Domaine Latour-Giraud Bourgogne Chardonnay 2024
£140 per 6 bottle case in bond
The nose is immediately impressive with its concentration of preserved lemon fruit. The palate has a richness not typical for this level of wine. Then there is the good persistence and a powerful ripe acidity. (ROM) Drink 2027-2032

Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault, Les Narvaux 2024
£335 per 6 bottle case in bond
Great aromatic purity. Citrus, apple, a touch of honey but clean and pure. Intense lemony acidity and incredible persistence. Long, lemony. Pure and tensile. (ROM) Drink 2028-2035

Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault 1er Cru, Les Bouchères 2024
£420 per 6 bottle case in bond
Good richness for Boucheres with a deep ripe fruit quality at its core. Then the palate shows the more typical tension and direction. Intense citrus length, with the wine finding its trademark elegance and delicacy on a long finish. (ROM) Drink 2029-2037

Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault 1er Cru, Les Charmes 2024
£495 per 6 bottle case in bond
There is a touch of honey and a ripe rich quality, certainly more opulent than the Narvaux and Boucheres, as you would expect. But while there is a richness there is no sense of sun or warmth, no exotic quality. The acidity is beautifully integrated with the fruit and the palate is broad and silky-textured but with a fine line of lemony acidity giving notable persistence. The harmony is something remarkable. Drink 2029-2039

Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault 1er Cru, Genevrières 2024
£540 per 6 bottle case in bond
Intense nose and attack. Really powerful lime-rich palate though with a taut, saline, mineral tang. The acidity too is powerful and dynamic. This Genevrieres really needs time as it is almost painfully intense and tensile despite the concentrated fruit of this warmer terroir. (ROM)  rink 2030-2040

Domaine Latour-Giraud, Meursault 1er Cru, Genevrières, Cuvée des Pierre 2024
£630 per 6 bottle case in bond
Jean-Pierre says Cuvee des Pierre is always the perfect snapshot of the vintage. This shows in the closed, restrained fruit aspect on nose and palate. The acidity is ripe and life-giving, dynamic, energy-laden. A juicy lemon and lime fruit character makes itself felt at the end. (ROM) Drink 2030-2040

Domaine Latour-Giraud, Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru, Champ Canet 2024
£550 per 6 bottle case in bond
The Champs Canet, with its heat-retaining stony soils, is a warmer terroir than much of Meursault and Jean-Pierre invariably picks this first in order to retain the acidity and energy – successfully achieved here. There is remarkable precision to the ripe citrus fruit and white stone mineral length. (ROM) Drink 2029-2038

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Take care,

Richard

richard.omahony@atlasfinewines.com

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