Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé Bonnes-Mares While driving south from Morey-Saint-Denis the Bonnes-Mares vineyard is on your right and starts where Clos de Tart finishes. It goes on until just before you enter the Chambolle-Musigny village. Of the total 15.06 hectares only a small part lies in Morey-Saint-Denis, 1.52ha. There used to be a part of Bonnes-Mares located within the Clos de Tart wall, this was logically rectified in 1965. Bonnes-Mares is mostly a Chambolle-Musigny grand cru though being located at the north side of the village it’s distinctively different from Musigny in the south. In fact it’s closer to Chambertin in soil and style. In total there are 25 owners. Overall there is little soil, the vines grow quickly on the rock. With 2.70ha, Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé is the largest owner of this highly regarded grand cru vineyard. The de Vogüé part is almost one block on the Chambolle side alongside the road, where the soil is red clay. Francois Millet describes the two soil types in Bonnes-Mares, the red clay soft and relaxed and the white marble tense and nervous. On average he vinifies his Bonnes-Mares in 30-35% new oak each vintage. Comte Georges de Vogüé, Bonnes-Mares 1997 Grand Cru, Côte de Nuits In original wooden case 6 bottles per lot
Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé Bonnes-Mares While driving south from Morey-Saint-Denis the Bonnes-Mares vineyard is on your right and starts where Clos de Tart finishes. It goes on until just before you enter the Chambolle-Musigny village. Of the total 15.06 hectares only a small part lies in Morey-Saint-Denis, 1.52ha. There used to be a part of Bonnes-Mares located within the Clos de Tart wall, this was logically rectified in 1965. Bonnes-Mares is mostly a Chambolle-Musigny grand cru though being located at the north side of the village it’s distinctively different from Musigny in the south. In fact it’s closer to Chambertin in soil and style. In total there are 25 owners. Overall there is little soil, the vines grow quickly on the rock. With 2.70ha, Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé is the largest owner of this highly regarded grand cru vineyard. The de Vogüé part is almost one block on the Chambolle side alongside the road, where the soil is red clay. Francois Millet describes the two soil types in Bonnes-Mares, the red clay soft and relaxed and the white marble tense and nervous. On average he vinifies his Bonnes-Mares in 30-35% new oak each vintage. Comte Georges de Vogüé, Bonnes-Mares 1997 Grand Cru, Côte de Nuits In original wooden case 6 bottles per lot
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