The 1995 Verget Meursault Casse-Têtes is a white Burgundy from the Côte de Beaune, made from Chardonnay grapes. Verget, founded in 1990 by Jean-Marie Guffens-Heynen, is known for its meticulous grape sourcing and a philosophy that emphasizes the best wine comes from the best grapes. The name 'Casse-Têtes' refers to the hard, pebbly limestone soil of the plot, which was challenging for ancestors to plant vines on. This wine is aged for 12 months, typically with about 20% new barrels. The 1995 vintage for Burgundy Grand Crus, particularly whites, showed impressive clarity, freshness, and energy, with good balance and length. 【A quintessential Meursault from a meticulous producer, showcasing the unique terroir of 'Casse-Têtes'.】 **Tasting Notes:** Expect a concentrated, powerful, and lively wine, embodying the quintessence of the Meursault appellation. Its sophistication, structure, and assured elegance reflect the character of its limestone soil. While specific notes for the 1995 vintage are scarce, Meursault 'Casse-Têtes' generally offers notes of white flowers, peach, toasted nuts, and spices, with a classy touch of reduction. It can also develop notes of dried fruit, fig, and raisin with age. **Food Pairing:** This Burgundy Côte de Beaune white wine is an excellent match for shellfish, pasta, rich fish (like salmon or tuna), and mild and soft cheeses. Roasted fish with herb butter would also be a delightful pairing. **Fit for Event:** Perfect for a refined lunch, a seafood dinner, or an occasion where a complex and elegant white wine is appreciated. Its age suggests it would be a thoughtful choice for a special gathering of wine enthusiasts.