Joseph Drouhin • Flagey-Echezeaux, France
Joseph Drouhin’s Grands‑Échezeaux is a Grand Cru Pinot Noir from a steep, east‑facing parcel in Flagey‑Échezeaux just ab…Joseph Drouhin’s Grands‑Échezeaux is a Grand Cru Pinot Noir from a steep, east‑facing parcel in Flagey‑Échezeaux just above Clos Vougeot, planted on chalky Bajocian limestone; the house vinification (hand‑harvest, indigenous yeasts, élevage…Learn More »
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Joseph Drouhin’s Grands‑Échezeaux is a Grand Cru Pinot Noir from a steep, east‑facing parcel in Flagey‑Échezeaux just above Clos Vougeot, planted on chalky Bajocian limestone; the house vinification (hand‑harvest, indigenous yeasts, élevage 16–20 months in oak with roughly 30% new) produces an elega…Learn More »
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Joseph Drouhin’s Grands‑Échezeaux is a Grand Cru Pinot Noir from a steep, east‑facing parcel in Flagey‑Échezeaux just above Clos Vougeot, planted on chalky Bajocian limestone; the house vinification (hand‑harvest, indigenous yeasts, élevage 16–20 months in oak with roughly 30% new) produces an elegant yet powerful wine marked in youth by cherry and dark‑chocolate/cocoa notes and, with age, savory layers of truffle, fine leather and cedar, refined tannins and long mineral persistence with 15–30+ years of cellaring potential.