Domaine Arlaud

Gevrey-Chambertin - Village - Domaine Arlaud 2023

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Format: 75 cl

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Technical information

Producer	Domaine Arlaud
Name	Gevrey-Chambertin Village
Variety	Pinot Noir
Vintage	2023
Gradation	13.5%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Red fruits, spices, earthy notes
Vinification method	Traditional fermentation in steel and wood
Region	Burgundy
Production area	Côte de Nuits
Country	France
Type	Red wine
Aging	12-18 months
Type of cask	French oak barrels
Color	Ruby red
Serving temperature	16-18°C
Recommended consumption	3-10 years
Pairing	Red meats, game, aged cheeses

Descrizione

The Gevrey-Chambertin Village from Domaine Arlaud is a red wine from Burgundy that represents one of the truest expressions of Pinot Noir. Sourced from vineyards located in the Gevrey-Chambertin area, this label stands out for its refinement and complexity. On the nose, it opens with a bouquet of ripe red fruits, subtle spices, and a light note of wet earth, a distinctive characteristic of the region.

On the palate, the wine is robust yet balanced, with a well-integrated tannic structure and aromatic persistence reminiscent of cherry and raspberry, along with an elegant mineral vein. Aging in French oak barriques adds complexity and nuances of vanilla and toasted wood, which blend harmoniously with the primary fruit flavors.

Ideal to serve at a temperature of around 16-18°C, this Gevrey-Chambertin Village pairs wonderfully with red meat dishes, game, and aged cheeses. With aging potential exceeding 10 years, it is also an excellent choice for enthusiasts looking to enrich their cellar. A wine that combines elegance, power, and the promise of evolving beautifully over time.

The winery

Domaine Arlaud – Winery in Borgogna (Côte de Nuits, Morey‑Saint‑Denis)

Discover the story and wines of Domaine Arlaud.

A family estate in the Côte de Nuits, based in Morey‑Saint‑Denis, known for its terroir-driven Pinot Noirs and for adopting organic and biodynamic practices.

Region: Borgogna (Côte de Nuits, Morey‑Saint‑Denis)

Country: Francia

Founded: 1942

Grapes: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Aligoté, Gamay

Estate focused on the Côte de Nuits, based in Morey‑Saint‑Denis. Approximately 15 hectares spread across multiple appellations Vineyard parcels in four Grand Crus named by the domaine: Clos de la Roche, Clos Saint‑Denis, Charmes‑Chambertin and Bonnes Mares Transition to organic practices began in the 2000s and biodynamic certification. Production focused on Pinot Noir, with a range of Chardonnay-based white wines and wines such as Aligoté and a passetout‑grain.

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Winery history

The property originated from the union of the Arlaud and Amiot families and developed over time through targeted acquisitions and family management across generations. The family consolidated its presence in the Côte de Nuits by preserving a historic 14th-century cellar for ageing, and with the generational transition to Cyprien Arlaud the estate has grown to include numerous local appellations and Grand Cru parcels.

Production philosophy

The estate has progressively reduced chemical treatments and has adopted organic and biodynamic farming practices to enhance the expression of each individual terroir. In the vineyard, manual and natural interventions are favored; in the cellar, fermentation is encouraged by native yeasts, with controlled pressings and bottling without fining or filtration to preserve the wine’s identity.

Terroir and vineyards

The vineyards are situated in the Côte de Nuits around Morey‑Saint‑Denis and in neighbouring communes, with parcels that also include Grand Cru sites. These soils—ranging from clay and marl to the area's characteristic limestone—contribute to the stylistic diversity of the domaine's cuvées.