The 2023 Domaine Jomain Bourgogne Côte d'Or Blanc is shaping up to be one of the best Bourgogne Blancs of the vintage—and a follow-up to the wildly popular 2022, which was one of our top-selling white Burgundies of all time. Arriving this week, the 2023 promises to be even better. The fruit comes from a prime site just outside the Puligny-Montrachet border, on classic limestone soils, and is farmed with the same attention as the domaine's 1er Cru holdings. Domaine Jomain, run by siblings Philippe, Catherine, and Christophe Jomain, brings decades of experience, originally under the guidance of Olivier Leflaive. Their hallmark is clean, terroir-driven Chardonnay with restrained oak and excellent purity. The 2023 vintage delivered healthy, balanced fruit, and the result here is exceptional. The wine opens with aromas of white flowers, stone fruit, and liquid minerals, accented by a touch of saline and citrus zest. The palate is lush yet precise, with the weight and dry extract of village-level vineyards, and a long, mineral-laced finish. This drinks like a mini Puligny-Montrachet—accessible young, but with enough depth and balance to impress well beyond its classification. With the quality we're seeing in Puligny in 2023and the overall prices for Bourgogne, this is a rockstar bottle and one of the smartest buys in white Burgundy right now.
2023 Domaine Jomain Bourgogne Côte d'Or Blanc
2023 Domaine Jomain Bourgogne Côte d'Or Blanc
The 2023 Domaine Jomain Bourgogne Côte d'Or Blanc is shaping up to be one of the best Bourgogne Blancs of the vintage—and a follow-up to the wildly popular 2022, which was one of our top-selling white Burgundies of all time. Arriving this week, the 2023 promises to be even better. The fruit comes from a prime site just outside the Puligny-Montrachet border, on classic limestone soils, and is farmed with the same attention as the domaine's 1er Cru holdings. Domaine Jomain, run by siblings Philippe, Catherine, and Christophe Jomain, brings decades of experience, originally under the guidance of Olivier Leflaive. Their hallmark is clean, terroir-driven Chardonnay with restrained oak and excellent purity. The 2023 vintage delivered healthy, balanced fruit, and the result here is exceptional. The wine opens with aromas of white flowers, stone fruit, and liquid minerals, accented by a touch of saline and citrus zest. The palate is lush yet precise, with the weight and dry extract of village-level vineyards, and a long, mineral-laced finish. This drinks like a mini Puligny-Montrachet—accessible young, but with enough depth and balance to impress well beyond its classification. With the quality we're seeing in Puligny in 2023and the overall prices for Bourgogne, this is a rockstar bottle and one of the smartest buys in white Burgundy right now.
