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🏰 **Jean-Yves Bizot's 2017 Bourgogne Le Chapitre Rouge is a testament to natural winemaking, offering a rare glimpse into a style praised for its precision, purity, and aromatic finesse.** This 2017 vintage, from a year generally considered excellent in Burgundy despite tricky conditions, showcases the unique philosophy of Jean-Yves Bizot, who employs techniques like low-temperature fermentation in wooden vats, no destemming, and no added sulphites. The bouquet is bright and expressive, bursting with a medley of red and black fruits like raspberry and strawberry, intertwined with spicy notes of cinnamon and a hint of orange zest. Floral undertones and a smoky, stony minerality add layers of complexity. On the palate, it's pure, well-balanced, and light, yet possesses a vibrant energy with a silky texture and concentrated fruit flavors, leading to a pithy strawberry finish.
🍴 This elegant red Burgundy pairs beautifully with classic poultry dishes such as roast chicken, turkey, or even a festive capon. Consider it with lighter red meats or mushroom-based dishes to complement its earthy and fruity notes.
🥂 Perfect for a sophisticated dinner with friends who appreciate artisanal, natural wines, or a celebratory meal where its unique character can be savored and discussed.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Jean Yves Bizot is a small Burgundy wine producer located in the Côte de Nuits, making Pinot Noir on several small plots of the Vosne-Romanée Premier Cru vineyard and the Grand Cru chézeaux vineyard. It also produces small amounts of Chardonnay at the village and Burgundy Blanc levels, and has plots in Massanai and Burgundy Chapit. The total area of the estate is just over three hectares. The current incarnation of the domaine was founded in 1995, when Jean Yves Bizot, a professor of oenology, inherited the domaine and vineyards from his family and followed a largely unconventional winemaking process. Intervention methods.