История винного дома Louis Jadot: от Clos des Ursules до покупки американским импортером

Before there was Maison Louis Jadot, there was Clos des Ursules. The iconic Beaune premier cru vineyard and flagship of the Jadot house was acquired by Louis Henry Denis Jadot’s father-in-law in 1826. Jadot himself received it as a dowry when he married into the Moreau family in 1859. That same year, to increase his source of grapes, Jadot founded the négociant arm of the domaine. In 1985, Maison Louis Jadot was purchased by its United States importer, Kobrand Corporation. Get senior editor Bruce Sanderson’s scores and tasting notes for 15 vintages of the legendary Pinot Noir, dating back to 1929! Member-Only Content Premium Subscription Join today and get immediate access to this article, and to our entire database of more than 450,000 wine ratings. It only takes moments—but it will help you drink better all year long. Already a member? Sign In Try Winespectator.com Free for 30 Days! Full access to our database of more than 425,000 wine ratings Early access to reviews on our editors' favorite just-rated wines Wine and food pairing tool, chefs' pairing recommendations Best value wines and winery intel Subscribe today