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Bourgogne rouge 2024 | Antoine Lienhardt

Bourgogne rouge 2024 Antoine Lienhardt | Burgundy

Antoine Lienhardt’s Bourgogne rouge is born of a simple conviction: to let the wine speak for itself. Today, the estate owns two plots of old vines in Comblanchien, planted on red clay and... Read more
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Technical Specifications

Capacity

75cl

Vintage

2024

Grape variety(ies)

Pinot Noir

Name

Burgundy

Winemaking

Hand-harvested grapes, fermented with native yeasts

Livestock farming

7 months, with 2/3 aged in concrete tanks and the remaining third in used barrels

Philosophy and Style

Type of wine

Red

Crop type

Non-certified biodynamics

Style

Pure and generous

Type of soil

Clay-limestone

Tasting

Food Recommendations

Aged Corton pigeon breast, roasted in a thyme crust, served with beet gnocchi in brown butter and beet ketchup

Serving Suggestions

16° C

High point

2026-2036

Antoine Lienhardt’s Bourgogne rouge is born of a simple conviction: to let the wine speak for itself. Today, the estate owns two plots of old vines in Comblanchien, planted on red clay and limestone soils, vinified as whole clusters, without sulfur—simply the most authentic expression of the grape variety and the terroir. Certified organic since 2016, Antoine Lienhardt works according to biodynamic principles to foster the natural, non-interventionist expression of the vines.

Philippe Mischler, sommelier at Mundovin: Antoine Lienhardt’s Bourgogne Rouge is an ideal introduction to the estate’s world, with its candor, drinkability, freshness, and vitality that far exceed its classification.

On the nose, kirsch stands out immediately—soft and rich—enhanced by a hint of supple leather and a light floral note that gracefully lightens the overall profile.

On the palate, the acidity is lively and precise, the tannins are well-integrated, and the light, juicy texture leads to a fresh, almost crisp finish.

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