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Domaine Leroy – Bonnes Mares Grand Cru 2009 OWC

Domaine Leroy – Bonnes Mares Grand Cru 2009 OWC

A Rare Collector’s Case from Burgundy’s Finest Tradition

€14.900,00
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The Domaine Leroy Bonnes Mares Grand Cru 2009 represents the pinnacle of Burgundy’s winemaking tradition, embodying the excellence and elegance that distinguish Maison Leroy. This extraordinary vintage reflects Lalou Bize-Leroy’s dedication to highlighting every nuance of the Bonnes Mares terroir, offering a wine that transcends time.

The grapes, carefully selected from the Bonnes Mares vineyards, are vinified with artisanal methods that respect the purity and complexity of the fruit. Fermentation and aging in oak are conducted with a minimalist approach, preserving the wine’s natural structure and subtle layers. This meticulous process confers unmatched depth and refinement, paying homage to Burgundy’s grand tradition.

In the glass, the 2009 Bonnes Mares reveals an intense, layered bouquet, with notes ranging from dark berries to subtle hints of spice and undergrowth. On the palate, its velvety texture and complexity exalt the Côte de Nuits terroir, delivering a persistent, enveloping sip that evolves beautifully over time.

The 2009 vintage is considered exceptional in Burgundy, with ideal climatic conditions allowing perfect grape maturation. While already enjoyable today, this wine possesses extraordinary aging potential, destined to develop new dimensions in the years ahead.

The OWC (Original Wooden Case) of Domaine Leroy Bonnes Mares 2009 is a true treasure for collectors. The rare combination of tradition, exceptional terroir, and superior quality makes each bottle a testament to Burgundy’s artistry—capable of crossing generations and captivating the future.

Technical Details
  • Appellation: Bonnes Mares Grand Cru
  • Producer: Domaine Leroy
  • Vintage: 2009
  • Region: Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France
  • Grape variety: Pinot Noir
  • Format: 6 × 0.75 L bottles (OWC – Original Wooden Case)
  • Cultivation: Biodynamic and artisanal methods
  • Production: Extremely limited

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