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From vintage to vintage, the Javillier style is admirably consistent, easily recognisable as a Meursault in a blind tasting. The emphasis here, as always, is on texture and balance rather than lots of new oak. It’s quite a traditional style, showing notes of honey and wild flowers, some aromatic kitchen spices, impressive concentration (especially for a village wine), leesy weight and a fresh, elegant finish. Ageing very gracefully.

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Patrick Javillier, Cuvée Tête de Murger, Meursault, Burgundy, France, 2009

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From vintage to vintage, the Javillier style is admirably consistent, easily recognisable as a Meursault in a blind tasting. The

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Patrick Javillier, Cuvée Tête de Murger, Meursault, 2009

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Patrick Javillier, Cuvée Tête de Murger, Meursault, 2009

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