History of Domaine Boyer-Martenot
After the Second World War, André Boyer took over the family estate from his mother Lucy. In 1976, Yves marries Marie Cécile Martenot, daughter of a Murisaltien (native of Mersault) winemaker, thus perpetrating the family tradition. Today, it is their son Vincent who devotes his time to the Estate.
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Wines of the Domain
The Estate consists of ten acres of vineyards located in the districts of Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet, Auxey-Duresse and Pommard. Between 1997 and 2007 several parcels were acquired in the region of Meursault « Les Tillets" , Les Perrieres "Meursault First Growth, and « Le Cialleret » Puligny-Montrachet First Growth. Without claiming the organic label, the Estate follows traditional methods : tillage, yield control, immature harvesting , rational treatments. The wine is matured in oak barrels for twelve months (1/3 new barrels). The Estate produces balanced and intense wines with a graceful finish, in all simplicity excellent Meursault.
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Wine tourism at the estate
The owners will be delighted to welcome you, during your oenological weekend, for a visit of the estate followed by a tasting of the fabulous white wines of Meursault.


