Domaine Vincent Girardin Pouilly Fuisse 2022

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Winery: Domaine Vincent Girardin

Country / Region: France / Burgundy - Pouilly-Fuisse

Date Winery was established: 1982

Grape Variety: Chardonnay

Year First Vintage was Released: 2007

Alcohol Content / Volume: 13% / 750ml

Ratings: (2013) 91 pts. Wine Enthusiast

Decanting Time: No need for decanting. Serve at 8-12°C.

Our suggestion for decanting time is based on bottles we tried at Txanton in 2025. We guarantee that Txanton stocks are imported and maintained in proper storage within the correct temperature and humidity suitable for wine.

Good to Know: As one of the leading biodynamic wine specialists in Burgundy, combined with the expertise of winemaker Eric Germain, Domaine Vincent Girardin makes use of indigenous yeast during the fermentation process of their wines. Winemaking additives were discontinued, as were herbicides and insecticides. They also harvest grapes earlier than intended in order to ensure balance and avoiding over ripening. The use of new oak has been strictly limited, focusing more on the length the wines are stored in the barrel. This allows the wines to develop a more delicate and subtle complexity and elegance.

Domaine Vincent Girardin Pouilly Fuisse "Vieilles Vignes" 2018 follows the winery's biodynamic principles and comes from 50 year old vines from Pouilly Fuisse. A relaxed yet elegant Chardonnay with notes of lime zest, hazelnut and toasted almonds. Delicate minerality, mostly flint and slight nuances of chalk are evident as well on the palate. Best drank young to enjoy the wine's bountiful fruit notes, this wine may also be stored up to 10 years.

A prestigious domaine based in Mersault, Domaine Vincent Girardin is highly regarded for the creation of some of the best biodynamic wines in Burgundy today. Having inherited five acres of vines from his parents, whose family goes back to the 17th Century in Burgundy, 19-year-old Vincent Girardin, went out on his own in 1980 to produce the best grapes he could find in Côte de Beaune. In 2001, he shifted his focus on the purity and elegance of his wines rather than the concentrated and heavily extracted styles in the 90's. This eventually led to the revolution on the style of wines being produced in the region.