Found amongst the northern vineyards of Beaune, this excellent site overlooks the medieval fortified town of Beaune, that remains to this day the wine capital of Burgundy. Burgundy vineyards named Les Grèves generally designate soils formed of loose rock, fine scree, sand and gravel which are particularly favourable to the cultivation of vines. Our vineyards are located on the gentle slopes of the hill of Beaune next the vineyard of Les Teurons. The clay and limestone soils of Les Grèves suit the Chardonnay grape and contribute to making this wine one of the fullest and richest of the Beaune appellations.
The Beaune 1er Cru "Grèves" 2015 has a yellow colour with golden pale reflections. The nose releases fresh aromas of vanilla, hazelnut and floral notes. The round mouth reveals notes of acacia honey, yellow fruits and smoked cocao notes. A fresh finish.
Beaune 1er Cru "Grèves" 2015 - Burgundy Report - December 2016 - "Big"