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Fixin Premier Cru - The Signature of a Great Burgundy Terroir

What is the Fixin Premier Cru appellation?

Fixin Premier Cru includes the finest parcels of this Côte de Nuits appellation, located between Dijon and Gevrey-Chambertin. With approximately 20 hectares classified as Premier Cru, these red wines showcase the power and elegance of Pinot Noir on an exceptional clay-limestone terroir.

What is the history of Fixin Premier Cru?

Fixin is a historic winemaking village dating back to Roman times, but it was in the Middle Ages that its vineyards were structured by Cistercian monks. Long overshadowed by Gevrey-Chambertin, Fixin Premier Cru has established itself with intense wines that offer remarkable aging potential.

Which are the most renowned Premier Cru vineyards in Fixin?

The most prestigious climats include Clos de la Perrière, Les Arvelets, Les Hervelets, and Clos du Chapitre. Each of these terroirs brings a unique character, ranging from structured power to refined elegance.

What are the typical aromas of Fixin Premier Cru wines?

Fixin Premier Cru wines reveal expressive aromas of black fruits (blackcurrant, blackberry), licorice, and spices, with floral hints of violet and peony. As they age, they develop forest floor, truffle, and leather nuances, enhancing their complexity.

What is the aging potential of Fixin Premier Cru wines?

With their firm tannic structure and vibrant acidity, these wines have excellent aging potential. A Fixin Premier Cru can evolve over 10 to 20 years, gaining finesse and depth.

What food pairs well with Fixin Premier Cru?

Their robust structure makes them perfect for hearty dishes such as hare stew, beef fillet with morels, or roasted duck. They also pair wonderfully with aged cheeses like Époisses or Langres.

Why choose a Fixin Premier Cru?

Less well-known than its Grand Cru neighbors, Fixin Premier Cru is a hidden gem for lovers of bold, structured wines. It offers excellent value while maintaining the authenticity and elegance of Burgundy’s finest Pinot Noirs.

Where to buy a high-quality Fixin Premier Cru?

Grands Bourgognes offers an exclusive selection of the finest Fixin Premier Cru wines, carefully stored and ready for delivery for an unforgettable tasting experience.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which wines should I compare for a first introduction to Fixin Premier Cru?

To discover two wines from the same vintage, you can compare Joliet’s 2022 Clos de la Perrière “Monopole” with Lignier-Michelot’s or Berthaut-Gerbet’s 2022 Les Arvelets. All of these wines are presented in 75 cl bottles, making it possible to keep the same format for the tasting.

Which producers should I compare for Fixin Premier Cru Les Arvelets?

Les Arvelets is produced by Berthaut-Gerbet and Lignier-Michelot. The 2021 and 2022 vintages are available from both estates, providing a basis for exploring their interpretations of this same wine.

Which vintages of Clos de la Perrière “Monopole” should I bring together for a vertical tasting?

Joliet’s Clos de la Perrière “Monopole” is available in the 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 vintages, in 75 cl bottles. This range makes it possible to put together a tasting of four vintages while keeping the same estate, wine and format.

Does the Fixin Premier Cru selection also include white wines?

Yes, it includes 15 red and 4 white wines, all classified as Premier Cru and from the Côte de Nuits. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are the grape varieties listed, although this information is not specified for every wine.

Which Fixin Premier Cru formats should I choose for a group tasting?

The selection includes 16 wines in 75 cl bottles and 3 in 150 cl magnums. To compare several wines, bottles make it possible to try more options; to share the same wine, a magnum holds the equivalent of two bottles.