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Antoine Jobard

Antoine Jobard is a small Meursault domaine whose wines represent some of Burgundy's finest white Burgundies in the accessible-premium tier. Antoine Jobard took over from his father François Jobard in 2004, continuing a tradition of producing site-specific Meursault from a range of village and premier cru lieux-dits. The portfolio includes Les Tillets (village), En la Barre (village), and four premier crus: Genevrières, Blagny, Porusot, and Charmes. Les Tillets leads the auction record at $221 average across 31 lots — unusually high for a village wine, suggesting it trades mostly in older, sought-after vintages with the 2006 anchor. Genevrières averages $170 across 28 lots with the 2017 vintage most represented. En la Barre is more accessible at $81 across 28 lots. Blagny averages $135 and Porusot $145. Auction prices reach $1,315. The overall average of $140 across 150 lots reflects a producer whose wines are highly regarded by Burgundy specialists — François Jobard was considered one of Meursault's great traditionalists, and Antoine has maintained that reputation — but whose name remains below the very top Meursault tier (Coche-Dury, Roulot) in collector hierarchy.