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Clos Saint-Denis
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Clos Saint-Denis 2023

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Marchand-Tawse
€293.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Clos Saint-Denis
1 in stock
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Clos Saint-Denis 2020

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Domaine Philippe Charlopin
€585.00 €526.50
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Clos Saint-Denis
4 in stock
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Clos Saint-Denis 2021

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Domaine Lignier-Michelot
€320.00 €288.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Clos Saint-Denis
1 in stock
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Clos Saint-Denis 2023

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Domaine Arlaud
€380.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Clos Saint-Denis
6 in stock

Clos Saint-Denis 2022

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Domaine Philippe Charlopin
€290.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Clos Saint-Denis
1 in stock

Clos Saint-Denis 2023

Côte de Nuits
Red Wine
Domaine Bertagna
€163.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

What is the Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru appellation?

Located in the Côte de Nuits, in the heart of Morey-Saint-Denis, Clos Saint-Denis is an exceptional Grand Cru covering approximately 6.6 hectares. This vineyard is renowned for producing elegant and refined wines, often considered the most subtle and harmonious of the appellation.

What is the history of Clos Saint-Denis?

The vineyard takes its name from the chapter of Saint-Denis de Vergy, which owned these lands as early as the Middle Ages. This climat has always been associated with the finesse and purity of Pinot Noir and is now among the most sought-after Grand Crus of Burgundy.

What are the typical aromas of Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru wines?

Clos Saint-Denis wines offer a rich and delicate aromatic palette. They feature notes of red fruits (raspberry, cherry, redcurrant), flowers (violet, rose), and sweet spices. With aging, they develop forest floor, truffle, and a subtle smoky touch.

What is the aging potential of Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru wines?

With their bright acidity and silky tannins, these wines have excellent aging potential. A Clos Saint-Denis can evolve beautifully over 15 to 30 years, revealing exceptional depth and complexity.

What food pairs well with Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru?

Its finesse and balance make it a perfect match for veal fillet with morels, roasted duck with figs, or truffle risotto. It also pairs wonderfully with aged cheeses like Brillat-Savarin or Reblochon.

Why choose a Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru?

Clos Saint-Denis represents the pinnacle of Pinot Noir in Burgundy. It captivates wine lovers with its refinement, harmony, and remarkable aging potential.

Where to buy a high-quality Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru?

Grands Bourgognes offers an exclusive selection of the finest Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru wines, carefully stored and ready for delivery for an exceptional tasting experience.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which Clos Saint-Denis wines should you bring together to compare several producers from the 2022 vintage?

The 2022 Clos Saint-Denis wines from Bertagna, Arlaud, Castagnier, Dujac and Charlopin are all available in 75 cl bottles. Bringing them together makes it possible to compare several producers while keeping the same appellation, vintage and format.

How are the vintages distributed across this selection of Clos Saint-Denis wines?

The 2022 vintage is the most widely represented, with seven listings, followed by 2021 with six and 2023 with four. The 2018 and 2020 vintages have two and one listings, respectively.

Which formats are available among the Clos Saint-Denis wines in this selection?

The selection includes fifteen 75 cl bottles, four 150 cl magnums and one 300 cl jeroboam. So, for a tasting featuring the same format, the 75 cl bottle offers the widest range for comparison.

Do all the wines in this category have the same classification?

Yes, all twenty listings are red wines from the Clos Saint-Denis Grand Cru appellation, located in Morey-Saint-Denis in the Côte de Nuits. The selection therefore differs in terms of producers, vintages and bottle sizes, not classification. The Morey-Saint-Denis 1er Cru category is a separate listing.

How should the Castagnier and Charlopin names shown on the wine listings be interpreted?

The Castagnier Clos Saint-Denis wines featured here show the names “Castagnier (Domaine)” and “Castagnier & Co” in the Producer field. Similarly, the 2022 Charlopin shows the names “Charlopin” and “Charlopin Philippe”. These duplicate names are not enough to identify different cuvées: the vintage and bottle size should also be compared.