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2014

Domaine Jean Grivot

Clos de Vougeot
Grand Cru
0,75
Red
Finally, after several years of small harvests, the Grivots had both quality and quantity in 2014. Healthy, pure Pinot grapes that were harvested under perfect conditions to produce a lovely wine that is forward and fresh but still has layers of complex flavours as it builds towards the very precise, elegant finish. Gaston Grivot bought this excellent, almost two-hectare parcel of 40-year-old vines in 1919. The Grivot Clos de Vougeot is one of the very best from this famous grand cru and has a brilliant dark intense purple colour, saturated, rich purple fruit with flavours of sloes, damson plums and ripe blackberries. Everything is in balance here, in spite of the density and power and although delicious to drink when young, it will probably be worth aging this wine for a decade or so to show its true potential.
Food pairing
  • Red meat Red meat
  • Feathered game Feathered game
  • Soft cheese Soft cheese
  • Pungent cheese Pungent cheese
  • Hard cheese Hard cheese
More Information
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SKU 2014172-00750
Vintage 2014
Volume 0,75 L
Country France
Region Bourgogne
Subregion Côtes de Nuits
Appellation Clos de Vougeot
Château Domaine Jean Grivot
Classification Grand Cru
Producer Jean Grivot
Alcohol 13,50%
Drink From 2028
Drink Till 2030
Website http://www.domainegrivot.fr
Bio No
Food Pairing Red meat, Feathered game, Hard cheese, Pungent cheese, Soft cheese
The story

For true Burgundy lovers, we hardly need to introduce the Jean Grivot estate, run since 1987 by Etienne Grivot, assisted by his children Mathilde and Hubert. It is perfectly located in the center of Vosne Romanée. Thanks to its long history, the estate has privileged plots in mythical climates such as Clos de Vougeot, Échezeaux and ...

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Appellation

Perhaps the most famous of all the Burgundy clos (clos indicates a walled vineyard) it is also the largest single vineyard entitled to a Grand Cru designation, comprising 50.6 hectares.  The Clos takes its name from the Vouge stream that separates the village of Vougeot from the vineyards of Chambolle-Musigny.   It produces red wine ...

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