Retour Domaine Anne Gros - Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru - Cuvée Le Grand Maupertui - Red - 2023
COUNTRY/REGION: Burgundy
DESIGNATION: AOP Clos de Vougeot
COLOR: Red
VINTAGE: 2023
GRAPE VARIETY: 100% Pinot Noir
ALCOHOL: 14.5 vol.
CONTENT: 75 cl
The tasting
Color Bright purple red with beautiful intensity.
Nose Aromas of black fruits mixed with delicate peppery and spicy notes.
Palate Tasty and complex, with concentrated fruity aromas, this wine, vinified with remarkable precision, offers amplitude and power through ripe, racy tannins that are maturing nicely.
The sommelier's advice
Temperature Serve between 14 and 16°C in a large glass.
Food Tournedos Rossini, herb-crusted rib of beef, red wine-braised dishes, roast free-range guinea fowl, mature farmhouse Saint-Nectaire cheese.
Cellar ageing From today until 2041, and beyond for enthusiasts.
The estate and the wine
The estate and the wine A highly accomplished winemaker, Anne Gros oversees 6.5 hectares of exceptionally well-placed vineyards and brings an innate sense of precision and finesse to her craft.

A true advocate for elegant, complex, and vibrant wines, she consistently strikes the perfect balance with each vintage, producing authentic cuvées marked by silky tannins and long, resonant finishes.

These are wines made for those who appreciate patience—bottles built to age beautifully over time. They've been awarded one star by the Guide RVF, a respected French wine publication known for its rigorous tasting standards.
Wine From vines planted in 1904, the 2023 Red Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru Cuvée Le Grand Maupertui consistently delivers a deeply concentrated wine, crafted with remarkable precision.

It stands out for its pure fruit expression, breadth, and power—offering a savoury, complex structure supported by ripe, finely sculpted tannins. With age, it will develop more spiced and candied nuances, while the tannins will gain even more finesse. A Grand Cru with both strength and sophistication.
Vinification Hand harvested. Aged in French oak barrels, 40% of which are new.
94-acre vineyard planted in 1904, with regular replanting giving an average age of around 70 years.