Coche-Dury: wines and prices

About Coche-Dury

Domaine Coche-Dury in Meursault is considered by many to be the greatest white wine producer in Burgundy, a name that among collectors evokes rarity and perfection. Its history goes back to the early twentieth century, but it was under Jean-François Coche, who in the 1970s joined his surname to that of his wife Odile Dury, that the domaine became legendary. Since 2010 it has been run by his son Raphaël, who continues the style with the same discretion. The domaine owns just over ten hectares, almost all around Meursault, with Premier Cru parcels such as Perrières and Genevrières and the celebrated Corton-Charlemagne, along with reds from Volnay, Monthelie and Auxey-Duresses. The secret lies above all in the vineyard: meticulous work, restrained yields and perfectly healthy fruit. In the cellar the wines age at length on their lees, with measured use of new oak. The result is Chardonnay of extraordinary tension and precision, with the signature flinty note, capable of ageing magnificently.