Domaine Eugénie
Grands-Echezeaux Grand Cru 2020
€600.00
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€
500.00
Tax excluded
- Vintage : 2020
- Grape variety : Pinot noir
- Format : 75 cl
- Cru : Grand cru
- Region : Burgundy
- Country : France
- Condition : Perfect
Grands-Echezeaux from the Domaine d'Eugenie (formerly René Engel) is a magnificent grand cru from the Côte-de-Nuits. All the grapes that make up this bottle are organic (certified) and come from a 0.5 hectare plot located above the "Clos Vougeot". This plot marks the beginning of the “Grands-Echezeaux” appellation.
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Grands-Echezeaux from the Domaine d'Eugenie (formerly René Engel) is a magnificent grand cru from the Côte-de-Nuits. All the grapes that make up this bottle are organic (certified) and come from a 0.5 hectare plot located above the "Clos Vougeot". This plot marks the beginning of the “Grands-Echezeaux” appellation.
At the tasting, this Grands-Echezeaux presents a beautiful aromatic palette of black fruits, supported by a beautiful density and a silky and unctuous tannic structure. This is a very fine and elegant wine.
We advise you to keep this bottle in your cellar for ten years so that it expresses its full potential.
The domain
Domaine Eugénie
The Domaine D'Eugenie (formerly René Engel before the acquisition by François Pinault in 2006) is located in Burgundy, in the prestigious wine-growing village of Vosne-Romanée, in the heart of the Côte-de-Nuits. Its new name comes from a small 0.5 hectare parcel of vines owned by the estate, “Le Clos d’Eugenie”. The estate produces high quality red and white wines, made from organic grapes. The estate specializes in the production of grand cru wines since out of the 10 appellations that the estate has, there are 5 grands crus!
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Grands-Echezeaux from the Domaine d'Eugenie (formerly René Engel) is a magnificent grand cru from the Côte-de-Nuits. All the grapes that make up this bottle are organic (certified) and come from a 0.5 hectare plot located above the "Clos Vougeot". This plot marks the beginning of the “Grands-Echezeaux” appellation.