Domaine De La Vougeraie Gevrey-Chambertin 2021

A$185.00

Availability
In stock
Volume
750ml
Varieties
Region/Country
Burgundy, France

Vintages

2021

Description

Domaine de la Vougeraie, based in Premeaux just south of Nuits St Georges, was created in 1999 when Jean-Claude Boisset of the Boisset group decided to group together all the vineyard holdings of his various negociant companies acquired over the years. The name comes from the significant holdings – and indeed Jean-Claude Boisset’s home – in the village of Vougeot. The winery is located however in the old Claudine Deschamps (Madame Jean-Claude Boisset) cellars in Prémeaux. The Domaine was put together from the various vineyard holdings which had accrued through the Boisset acquisitions of Burgundian houses over the years. Pascal Marchand was put in charge in 1999, with Bernard Zito in the vineyards, which were farmed biodynamically. Pascal produced powerful wines, fairly heavily extracted in his early vintages but clearly was subsequently moving to a softer approach by 2004.

With nearly 40 hectares of vineyard and over 30 different appellations, including six grand crus (Musigny, Bonnes Mares, Clos Vougeot, Charmes Chambertin, Mazoyères, Corton Clos du Roi, and Corton Charlemagne), this is one of Burgundy’s leading Domaines. Their Gevrey-Chambertin is born from the assembly of plots distributed throughout the village that harmonize while velvety, finesse, and complexity ... Craite-Paille, Grandes Rayes, Murots, Pince Vin, Bel Air, or Les Champs Perriers mix pure or clayey silts, little or no limestone.

Specifications

Closure
Cork
Serving Temp.
14-16 °C
Alcohol
13%
Decanter
Food pairing
Duck, Goose and Game Birds

Domaine De La Vougeraie Gevrey-Chambertin 2021

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