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Vincent Girardin, Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, 2023
🏰 The 2023 vintage in Burgundy was characterized by both quantity and quality, offering a welcome shift with higher yields. It was overall the hottest year on record, but with moderate conditions and heatwaves primarily in late August and early September. For Pinot Noir, 2023 saw abundant yields, some of the highest since 1999, resulting in wines of demonstrative charm and immediacy. The best reds are described as elegant, with weightless tannins, precise aromatics, and juicy fruit, with alcohol levels typically between 12.5-14%. 【 A vintage of charm, abundance, and early drinkability for red Burgundy 】. This Vincent Girardin Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes 2023, from a vintage that required careful vineyard management and precise harvest timing, is expected to be approachable in its youth while still offering the classic Gevrey Chambertin structure.
🍴 This young Gevrey Chambertin would be delightful with roasted chicken, duck breast with cherry sauce, or mushroom-based dishes. Its vibrant fruit and elegant tannins also make it a good match for lighter game or charcuterie.
🥂 Perfect for enjoying in its youth at a casual yet elegant dinner, a gathering with friends, or as a versatile option for a celebratory meal. It's a wine that offers immediate pleasure and a taste of a generous Burgundy vintage.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Vincent Girardin was founded by Vincent Girardin, who hails from the village of Santenay and comes from a family of winemakers. Passionate about wine, Vincent inherited the family's two-hectare vineyard and established the winery in 1994, sourcing grapes only from growers who shared his philosophy. The primary grape varieties are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In 2001, the winery moved from Santenay to Meursault. In 2012, Vincent decided to sell the winery to La Compagnie des Vins d’Autrefois, and it is now managed by Eric Germain and Marco Caschera.