The Clos de Bèze has been known since the year 640, when the monks of the abbey of Beza planted vines. The closed vineyard was then ceded in 1219 to the canons of Langres until 1789. Napoleon drank only the wine of this appellation.

Of rare intensity, they are compared to those of Musigny, for their delicate personality, Their structure is less imposing than that of the Chambertin, from which they are also distinguished by a greater finesse. They have an intense and lively color, from dark ruby to black cherry. They offer fruity aromas of raspberry, gooseberry and blackcurrant, with notes of moss and spices.

Varieties : Pinot Noir

Wine Score : 95/100

75cl