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The 2021 vintage for Amiot-Servelle's Bourgogne Rouge Pinot Noir comes from a challenging year in Burgundy, yet the domaine managed to produce a super range of wines. Antoine Amiot noted that late pruning and specific moon-phase pruning helped them mitigate some of the frost damage, resulting in a 50% loss, which was better than many neighbors who lost up to 70%. The wine itself is described as having a fine, pure, and quite concentrated red fruit profile, with a silky and sinuous texture on the palate. Expect vibrant red berry aromatics, fresh acidity, and soft tannins. It's a high-class Bourgogne, offering a classic nose bursting with red fruit, a mouth-filling ripeness, gentle tannins, and a lovely freshness from bright acidity. 【 High class Bourgogne with excellent concentration for its level 】
Food Pairing: This versatile Pinot Noir pairs beautifully with a range of dishes. Consider veal, poultry, or game like deer and venison. For a Western pairing, think roasted chicken with herbs or a delicate mushroom risotto. For an Eastern touch, it would complement Peking duck or a light stir-fry with mushrooms.
Event Suggestions: This elegant Bourgogne Rouge is perfect for a sophisticated dinner party, a romantic evening, or as a thoughtful gift for a wine lover. Its approachable style also makes it suitable for a casual gathering with friends.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Amiot Servelle is a leading wine producer based in the village of Chambolle-Musigny in Burgundy's Côte d'Or district, with seven hectares (17 acres) of Pinot Noir vines. This includes vines from six premier vineyards. The company produces a range of wines from the region's top vineyards, including wines from the renowned Les Amoureuses vineyard, dominated by Pinot Noir. The history of the winery can be traced back to the 1920s. The owner's grandfather began planting grape vines in the village, and his parents also founded a winery. The owner himself founded Domaine Amiot-Servelle in 1989.