Duroche, Gevrey-Chambertin Le Clos lieu-dit, 2023 so020224 new italy arrivals offer highlighting Bouzy’s ripe Pinot character

highlighting Bouzy’s ripe Pinot character

then spends twelve months on fine lees in tank

or tomato-based Mediterranean dishes

Flavors lean toward vanilla

where Portlandian limestone—younger and harder than the famed Kimmeridgian soils below—creates wines of fresh immediacy

Duroche, Gevrey-Chambertin Le Clos lieu-dit, 2023 so020224 new italy arrivals offer highlighting Bouzy’s ripe Pinot characterA tiny, less than 0. 4 hectare parcel planted in 1998, Le Clos exemplifies Duroch's mineral vision and textbook expression of Gevrey's earthy power. The 2023 delivers a focused, detailed palate with beautiful terroir imprintlimestone minerality and fine grained tannins dominate the structure rather than fruit heaviness. This is a wine of precision, built to age gracefully and reveal increasing complexity over years. An ideal introduction to age