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It is on the site of this remarkable vineyard that we find the oldest traces of the Chardonnay variety Beaune. Quite a rarity in this Pinot Noir territory. Before it was given the appellation of Clos Saint-Landry, this vineyard appeared under the name of Tiélandry, meaning the estate of a certain Landry. It then became the property of the abbey of Maizières before the purchase by Antoine Philibert Joseph Bouchard in 1791. Since then, Bouchard Père & Fils has preciously kept the monopoly of this white Premier Cru of 1.98 hectares.
Tasting note: :Suave aromas of fruit and flowers harmoniously blended with just the right
touch of oak. This is a rich wine with expressive aromas and extraordinary smoothness. Good ageing potential.
Food/wine pairing: Fish and poultry with fairly spicy sauces.
Serving temperature: Between 12°C to 14°C
Ageing potential: 5 to 7 years and more
