Domaine Harmand Geoffroy 1er Cru LA PERRIERE Gevrey Chambertin

Domaine Harmand Geoffroy 1er Cru LAVAUX ST JACQUES Gevrey Chambertin from France, Burgundy, Gevrey-Chambertin by Domaine Harmand Geoffroy (6 x 75 cl)

Domaine Harmand Geoffroy Gevrey Chambertin from France, Burgundy, Chambertin by Domaine Harmand Geoffroy (12 x 37.5 cl)

Domaine Harmand Geoffroy EN JOUISE Gevrey Chambertin from France, Burgundy, Chambertin by Domaine Harmand Geoffroy (6 x 75 cl)

Domaine Harmand Geoffroy Mazis Chambertin Grand Cru from France, Burgundy, Chambertin by Domaine Harmand Geoffroy (6 x 75 cl)

Domaine Armand Rousseau 1er Cru LAVAUX St. JACQUES Gevrey-Chambertin from France, Burgundy, Gevrey-Chambertin by Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin (6 x 75 cl)

Domaine Armand Rousseau 1er Cru CLOS St. JACQUES Gevrey-Chambertin from France, Burgundy, Gevrey-Chambertin by Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin (12 x 75 cl)

An estate founded by a former Polish vineyard worker of Louis Trapet. Domaine Heresztyn has been one of the consistently fine producers in Gevrey Chambertin. However, as Florence Heresztyn increasingly takes the reins, they have clearly reached another level of quality. Deep red coloured wine showing charming with cherry-fruit aromas and harmonious tannins. (12 x 75 cl)

Domaine Camus Gevrey-Chambertin from France, Burgundy, Gevrey-Chambertin by Domaine Camus Gevrey Chambertin (12 x 75 cl)

Over 100 years ago one would hear talk of the Chateau Bel Air, standing dominant over the Grand Crus. The name Bel Air signifies an area where the air was purer than elsewhere. However, for the first 680 years of this vineyard's history, it was tended by the monks of Citeaux, who planted the Clos de Vougeot and the majority of the neighbouring plots at the start of the 12th century. The Clos du Prieure, like the rest, was sold off at the end of the 18th century under the French Revolution. Located in the climate known as Le Village, it is separated from the neighbouring vines by a small track to the west and a stream to the East, the Vouge, which gave its name to the village and to this Domaine. This was the first Domaine de la Vougeraie vineyard back in 1966. Its name derives from Les Brosselles, which meant a patch of scrubland. This climate is ideally located on the wildest, most unpretentious part of the village. The vines are on a steep east-south-east slope, with just the right degree of calcareous soil, a dream plot. At 350m and 15km south of Dijon, this parcel located in Gevrey-Chambertin, is right at the heart of the Cote de Nuits. It nestles between two prestigious cousins