2022 Domaine Buisson-Charles Meursault "La Vigne de 1945"

90-93 Points from Allen Meadows: "There is a touch of phenolic character (think olive oil nuances) to the equally smoky aromas of just sliced apple and a discreet dollop of wood. The rich, vibrant and sappy larger-bodied flavors are blessed with an abundance of dry extract that contributes to the impression of volume while also buffering the moderately firm acid spine shaping the impressively long and powerful finale. This is a terrific Meursault villages and one that should also amply repay mid-term keeping." By Kelly Rau, Art of Cellaring Domaine Buisson-Charles has been synonymous with Meursault for decades. Now on their 5th generation, this small family-run domaine has really dialed in their focus, and the wines continue to reach new heights. Meursault is home, so the majority of their wines are from many of the village's best parcels, but they also make a few lieux-dits in an aromatic, whole cluster style within Pommard and Volnay that are equally worth your attention.  The bigge