Jean-Philippe Fichet Bourgogne Blanc V.V. Cote d'Or 2023 TBO and it is made about

and it is made about as simply as wine gets: organically farmed fruit

Opok is the rocky clay and silt that sits over chalky marl subsoil

and with no artificial additives

The parcel sits at the foot of the Combe Lavaux on clay-limestone

From the steep terraces of the Wachau

Jean-Philippe Fichet Bourgogne Blanc V.V. Cote d'Or 2023 TBO and it is made aboutMeursault is not where anyone goes looking for a bargain, which is exactly what makes Jean Philippe Fichet's Bourgogne Blanc worth knowing. Fichet works a small collection of parcels around Meursault every one of them under a hectare and the vines behind his Bourgogne Blanc run roughly 47 to 80 years old. This is the vieilles vignes bottling, and Fichet's entire project is purity: patient farming, native yeast fermentation, old barrels, nothing flashy