Can be spelled "Boucheres" as well but the Domaine uses the old French name, Bouches-Chères. The parcel is located on an east-facing hill towards Poruzots and Genevrières. Vines are trained 1/3 Cordon de Royat and 2/3 Guyot.
Stony and clay-limestone. Grapes are pneumatically pressed, static settled and aged in barrels (15%-20% new). Bottled without fining or filtration.
Michel Buisson was the third-generation vigneron at this domaine in Meursault. Despite being officially retired, the highly respected winemaker still finds much to do at the estate, which is now run by his daughter, Catherine, and son-in-law, Patrick Essa. Patrick, who came to wine late in his career, has made up for lost time and is a very influential wine blogger (degustateurs.pro). As the domaine’s winemaker since 2009, Patrick has taken the house to new heights, producing wines that show great balance; they are concentrated and rich, yet pure and expressive, featuring both the crystalline purity and opulence of Meursault.
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