Bourgogne Blanc・Vogue・2012

Bourgogne Blanc・Vogue・2012

Product name: burgundy blanc

Producer name: Comte Georges de Vogue

Variety: Chardonnay

Region: France > Burgundy

Category: 白

Capacity: 750ml

Dhs. 4,826.00
 
Dhs. 4,826.00
 

This wine is made from young vines at the top of the slope in the "Petit Musigny" section of Grand Cru Musigny.
The best white Burgundy.

If we were to test how much of a Burgundy enthusiast we are,
"What is the only Grand Cru white wine from the Côte de Nuits region?"
The Grand Cru Musigny Blanc is famous for being featured in the following ways.

This Grand Cru Musigny Blanc is only produced by the Vogüé family, the most prestigious family in Chambolle.
It was a very rare white wine, with only about 900 bottles produced per year.

However, due to the aging of the vines, they were replanted between 1986 and 1997, and the winery is particular about the age of the vines.
Vogüé said, "The vines are still young," and had the resulting wine declassified.
We decided to release it under the regional name Bourgogne Blanc.

Product name: Burgundy Blanc

Producer: Comte Georges de Vogue

 

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Comte Georges de Vogue

A prestigious producer from the village of Chambolle-Musigny, supported by a rich history and with gem fields.

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé is an object of admiration for Burgundy lovers who seek the finest Burgundy wines. He is one of the great winemakers in Chambolle-Musigny, with a reputation so famous that everyone knows his name.

The Domaine that produces wines that Burgundy lovers crave
Comte Georges de Vogüé is one of the largest Domaines in Chambolle-Musigny, which is said to produce the most delicate and elegant wines in Burgundy. The history of the Domaine dates back to 1450, and it was in 1925 that Count Georges de Vogüé, whose name the Domaine bears today, inherited it.



Currently, the Domaine is owned by Count Vogüé's granddaughters, but the operation is managed by three people: François Mie, the winemaker, Eric Bourgogne, the vineyard manager, and Jean-Luc Pépin, the sales manager. François Mie retired at the end of 2021, and is now succeeded by Jean Lepatelli.



They own 7.2 hectares, which is 70% of the plots in the famous Grand Cru Musigny vineyard. Bonnes Mares also owns 2.7 hectares, the largest vineyard in this climat, and Les Amoureuses, with 0.56 hectares, making them some of the most representative vineyards in Chambolle-Musigny.



The winery went through a period of decline from the 1960s to the mid-1980s, but under the direction of François Mie (pictured right), who became head winemaker in 1986, the winery rose to prominence like a phoenix. The reforms he implemented included reducing production and changing the winemaking method to suit the conditions of the year. He also reduced the proportion of new oak barrels used in the Grand Cru wines to maximize the "elegance" of Chambolle-Musigny, allowing the grapes to have their natural flavor.



The result has been a steady stream of wines of outstanding quality, producing some of the greatest wines in Burgundy and of unmatched quality.