Red dry
The vineyard is located in the "Côte de Nuits" wine region, opposite Grand Echezeaux, in the Flagey-Echezeaux territory. The harvest from 45-year-old vines growing on clay-limestone soil is picked exclusively by hand and undergoes a three-stage sorting process (one mechanical, two manual). The wine is aged for 10-14 months in new oak barrels, then rests in the bottle for 3-4 months. The wine is unfiltered.
Aromas of cherry, blackberry, peony and vanilla; on the palate it is round, rich and supple.
Aging potential - 10/15 years.
Serve at 14–16 °C with duck, goose and wild poultry dishes, tuna, mushrooms, roast beef or richer cheeses with a more intense aroma.
Domaine Guyon is a prestigious family-owned wine estate located in the heart of Burgundy, in the famous village of Vosne-Romanée. Winemaker Jean-Pierre Guyon is renowned for his unconditional dedication to the terroir and natural winemaking processes, creating highly limited, elegant, and deep Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines.
Philosophy and Organic Farming
Since 2012, all Domaine Guyon vineyards have been officially certified organic. The estate strictly refuses synthetic herbicides and pesticides. The soil is managed using traditional methods to maintain its natural microbiology, and the harvest is always carried out exclusively by hand, carefully selecting the highest quality berries.
Winemaking Methods
Jean-Pierre Guyon's style stands out for minimal intervention combined with solid technical decisions. A 100% whole-cluster fermentation is applied to red wines, giving the drink complex floral aromas and a silky tannin structure. No added sulfites are used during fermentation, and the wines are patiently aged in French oak barrels to achieve a perfect balance between fruitiness and oak spices.
Vineyards and Appellations
The estate owns exceptional plots in the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune regions, including the renowned Vosne-Romanée, Gevrey-Chambertin, Nuits-Saint-Georges, and Echézeaux Grand Cru appellations. Each Domaine Guyon wine thoroughly reflects the unique composition of Burgundy's clay-limestone soil and boasts a remarkable aging potential.