95pts Decanter

The Les Tessons from Domaine Michel Bouzereau shows a lovely green apple and pear fruit aroma with hints of lemon peel and hawthorn. The texture is substantial, but the admirable tension keeps the wine lively and fresh on the palate. The grapes are from a half-hectare of vines planted in clay and limestone soils, the oldest of which was planted in the 1950s; they are gently pressed before fermentation and ageing in cask (25% new) over two winters.

93pts Jasper Morris

A little more lemon yellow in the colour. Immediate class to the nose, showing adequate but not overdone sunshine. Much more volume of fruit here across the palate, a white fruit core with ripe citrus edges, a generous creamy aspect to the finish, adequate acidity and fine persistence. Drink from 2027-2032.
Barrel Sample: 90-93

93pts Vinous

The 2023 Meursault Les Tessons has a more intense and satisfying bouquet amongst the white Village crus, with energetic yellow plum and crushed stone scents and fine delineation. The palate is harmonious, lively and precise, with a keen thread of acidity and an impressively elegant mineral-rich finish. This is worth seeking out—a great Les Tessons for Bouzereau.

93pts Burghound

Here the expressive nose is even more floral in character with its airy and fresh array of acacia, carnation and rose petal notes that add a touch of elegance to the ripe white orchard fruit and anise scents. The sleek, intense and equally refined medium weight flavors deliver focused power and outstanding length on the bone-dry and overtly austere finale. This is terrific, particularly for a villages-level wine, but it's also sufficiently compact to require at least a few years of forbearance. *Burghound Outstanding Top Value!