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Aloxe-Corton rouge AOC 2023

A classic Pinot Noir from the Côte de Nuits, distinguished by its clear, juicy fruit and a taut, saline line. A wine of slender build that gains depth with maturity.

69,00 € 92,00 € / l
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Vintage
2023
Alcohol
13,0 % Vol.
Residual sugar
dry
Serve at
16–18 °C
Volume
0.75 l · enthält Sulfite
Item no.
9910230092

In the glass

  1. Colour

    Bright ruby red with fine violet reflections at the rim.

  2. Nose

    Notes of dark cherries and red berries, underscored by subtle spice and a hint of graphite.

  3. Palate

    Slender and profound on the palate, with silky tannins, refined astringency and a long, mineral drive.

  4. Character

    A wine of restraint and elegance that expresses its origin without ostentation and shines at the table.

  5. Pairing

    Pairs wonderfully with duck breast, mushroom dishes or a ripe Époisses.

  6. Notes

    Vinification with a proportion of whole bunches and measured ageing in barriques ensure a transparent, unadorned style and excellent ageing potential.

Tasting note


Character
A Burgundy of quiet elegance that does not flaunt opulence, but rather convinces with clarity and structure. The fruit is juicy and pure, supported by a subtle bitterness and that taut, saline line which defines the house style. Slender in build yet profound – a wine that shines at the table and rewards patience.
Terroir & Origin
Aloxe-Corton lies at the foot of the famous Corton hill in the Côte de Nuits, where Pinot Noir has found its noblest expressions for centuries. Domaine Bruno Clair cultivates 27 hectares across eight villages of the Côte d’Or and draws on decades of experience here – the legacy of Clair-Daü, once one of the region’s most significant estates, lives on in every cask.
Grape variety & Vinification
Pinot Noir, the great red grape of Burgundy, demands restraint in the cellar. At Bruno Clair, wild fermentation is standard practice, extraction remains gentle, and whole bunches are partially included in the fermenter. Maturation takes place over 18 to 20 months in barriques with a moderate proportion of new wood. The result: wines without artifice, transparent and age-worthy.
Food recommendations
The taut structure and fine tannin profile call for dishes with substance but without heaviness: duck breast with cherries, saddle of venison, coq au vin or simply mushroom risotto. Also an excellent match with Comté or a mild Époisses.

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