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May 29, 2018 · Jean-Marc Roulot swiftly went from studying acting in Paris to taking over Domaine Roulot, one of the most important wine properties in Meursault. Weather that devastates crops is part of the norm ...
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Jean-Marc Roulot. Actor: Back to Burgundy. Jean-Marc Roulot was born on 13 December 1955 in Beaune, Côte-d'Or, France. He is an actor and writer, known for Back to Burgundy (2017), The Taste of Things (2023) and You Will Be My Son (2011).
- Actor, Writer
- December 13, 1955
- Jean-Marc Roulot
The domaine was founded in 1830 by Guillaume Roulot, and has 16 hectares (40 acres) of vineyards. it is led by Jean-Marc Roulot, who produces organic wine since 1989. The 1973 vintage of Roulot's white premier cru wine Meursault Charmes was ranked second in the historic Judgment of Paris wine competition.
Le Domaine Roulot est un domaine viticole situé à Meursault, en Bourgogne, fondé par Guy Roulot et dirigé par son fils Jean-Marc. Il produit des vins blancs de qualité, en biodynamie, dans des parcelles prestigieuses comme Perrières, Luchets ou Bouchères.
Mar 13, 2024 · A vertical of eight vintages of Meursault Tessons Clos de Mon Plaisir, a village climat of premier cru quality, presented by Jean-Marc Roulot at Noble Rot in London. Learn about the history, terroir, and style of this “sleek, intense, feline” wine from the sixth generation of the Roulot family.
Domaine Roulot established itself in the upper echelon of white Burgundy producers under the late Guy Roulot. Guy was one of the first producers of the region to bottle single vineyards separately, including village lieux-dits. He died in 1982 and his son Jean-Marc took over in 1989, farming the vineyards organically.
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Domaine Roulot is an old family estate based in Meursault since 1820. These days it’s managed by Jean-Marc Roulot, who took over in 1989, giving up his acting career in Paris. Since his return to Meursault, Jean-Marc kept increasing the domain’s holdings through mix of vineyards purchase and fermage contracts.
