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Côte-de-Nuits Villages Aux Vignottes 2023 | Antoine Lienhardt

Côte-de-Nuits Villages Aux Vignottes 2023 Antoine Lienhardt | Burgundy

Antoine Lienhardt’s Côte-de-Nuits Villages Aux Vignottes is the most structured and mysterious of the estate’s three Côte-de-Nuits Villages wines, a little-known vineyard that leaves no one... Read more
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Technical Specifications

Capacity

75cl

Vintage

2023

Grape variety(ies)

Pinot Noir

Name

Côte de Nuits Villages

Winemaking

Hand-harvested grapes, fermentation with native yeasts

Livestock farming

10 months in old barrels that have held 5 to 8 different wines

Philosophy and Style

Type of wine

Red

Crop type

Non-certified biodynamics

Style

Pure and generous

Type of soil

Clayey and stony on the surface, limestone deeper down

Tasting

Food Recommendations

Beef Wellington with green asparagus and morels, reduced beef jus

Serving Suggestions

16° C

High point

2026-2035

Wine Description

Antoine Lienhardt’s Côte-de-Nuits Villages Aux Vignottes is the most structured and mysterious of the estate’s three Côte-de-Nuits Villages wines, a little-known vineyard that leaves no one indifferent. Produced since the 2015 vintage, this plot is located across from Mugnier’s Clos de la Maréchale—one of the greatest Premiers Crus of Nuits-Saint-Georges—on the other side of the national highway, with deeper clay and less stony soil than its counterparts in Comblanchien.

Philippe Mischler, sommelier at Mundovin: Antoine Lienhardt’s Côte-de-Nuits Villages Aux Vignottes stands out for its fuller fruit, but also for a structure and minerality that subtly evoke its more noble neighbor to the north. Generous without being excessive, it captivates with its muted minerality and dense fruit, making you forget that this isn’t a Premier Cru.

The nose evokes plum, blackcurrant, and pink pepper, in a profile that is at once full-bodied and delicate, fruity and floral, with that mineral tension characteristic of Comblanchien’s limestone that runs through the wine from start to finish like a common thread.

The wine unfolds with an elegant structure, fine tannins, and a concentrated finish. This wine stands out for its vibrancy, balance, and depth.

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