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🏰 Domaine Tortochot, led by fourth-generation winemaker Chantal Tortochot, is renowned for its traditional-style Gevrey wines, and the 2022 vintage in Burgundy is proving to be excellent. This Gevrey-Chambertin 'Les Corvees' comes from a Premier Cru plot farmed organically since 2003, featuring eastern exposure and well-drained brown calcic soils. 【A structured and age-worthy expression of Gevrey-Chambertin】, it presents a deep ruby red color with enticing aromas of black fruits like blackcurrant and blackberry, intertwined with violet flowers, subtle oak, and spice notes. The palate is ample and structured, boasting silky tannins, ripe fruit, minerality, and a refreshing touch, culminating in a long, elegantly complex finish.
🍴 This firm yet fruity Pinot Noir is an ideal companion for roasted red meats, game dishes (like venison), hearty stews, or rich sauces. It also pairs beautifully with mature cheeses such as Brie de Meaux or Comte, and classic Burgundian fare like beef bourguignon.
🥂 This is a very young Premier Cru Burgundy with sturdy tannins, indicating excellent potential for long-term cellaring. While it can be appreciated now for its vibrant fruit, it will truly shine after five years or more of aging. Perfect for a special dinner with friends who appreciate classic, age-worthy Burgundy, or as a valuable addition to your cellar.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Tortochot is a wine producer headquartered in the village of Gevre-Chambertin in the Côte de Nuits subdivision in the northern part of the Côte d'Or in Burgundy. It specializes in the production of wines from the Pinot Noir grape variety and is famous for its wines from three premier vineyards. The winery also has four special wines, produced from their respective Grand Cru vineyards. The Tortochot family's viticultural history in Gevrey-Chambertin dates back four generations to 19th-century winemaker Paul Tortochot, and the current 12 hectare (30 acres) estate continues to be passed down to descendants.