Bernard Boisson-Vadot

Bernard Boisson-Vadot was the historic Meursault domaine of the Boisson family, whose roots in the village stretch back more than two centuries. The estate was founded in its modern form in 1954 and remained small and closely tied to Meursault, with old-vine Chardonnay and renowned lieux-dits such as Les Grands Charrons and Les Chevalières at the heart of its identity.

The domaine became known for careful vineyard work, long élevage and restrained use of new oak, allowing the character of each site to remain central. Beginning with the 2017 vintage, the family holdings transitioned to the Pierre Boisson and Anne Boisson labels, making Bernard Boisson-Vadot bottlings a record of the estate before that generational handover.