Situated south of Dijon in the département of Côte-d’Or, Meursault is a Burgundian village in the heart of the Côte de Beaune and famous for its great white wines and its subtle, tender and elegant reds.
It has a population of 1,600 inhabitants and a surface area of 1,622 ha, 1,005 of which are AOC vineyards (appellations of controlled origin) and planted with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Aligoté vines.

The Matrot and Loiselet families (Jeanne, Joseph Matrot's daughter) are the owners of the wine estate made up of 19.6121 ha of vineyards in the communes of MEURSAULT, PULIGNY-MONTRACHET, AUXEY-DURESSES et MONTHELIE.

Surface area of each of our vineyards:
Bourgogne Aligoté : 1,5252 h
Bourgogne Chardonnay : 3,5924 h
Meursault : 5,3762 h
Meursault Chevalières : 0,6488 h
Meursault Charmes : 0,9329 h
Meursault Perrières : 0,5313 h
Puligny Montrachet « Les Chalumeaux » : 1,3452 h
Puligny Montrachet « Les Combettes » : 0,3114 h
Puligny Montrachet « Les Garennes » : 0,1151 h
Meursault rouge : 0,9323 h
Auxey-Duresses : 0,5705 h
Blagny « La pièce sous le bois » : 1,4306 h
Volnay-Santenots : 0,8670 h
Monthelie : 0,4503 h