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Côte de Nuits
Jean Grivot
2 in stock
ROBERT PARKER "It offers a gorgeously bright medium-to-dark ruby color and extraordinary fragrances of super-ripe plums, cherries, and morel mushrooms. This brooding, powerful, full-bodied, mouth-coating, and refined block-buster is crammed with awesomely sweet black raspberries, cherries, candied strawberries, cassis, stones, and raw meat flavors that last throughout its unending finish. Wow! Bravo! Even though I have a stated policy of only reviewing wines that have completed their malo-lactic fermentations, I decided to make an exception for this spectacular wine. First, its malos were virtually finished, and secondly, readers deserve to know about this wine's sublime qualities. "The most important thing for me is harmony. I don't want hard and tannic wines. Those that are too tannic will never be good." So stated Etienne Grivot, the tall, intelligent, Basset Hound-eyed, and youngish man in charge of the domaine that bears his father's name. This estate produces some of Burgundy's finest wines, and consumers need to search them out before their prices reflect their quality."
Category: Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France, Grand Cru, Pinot Noir, Red, Wine
Discover the Domaine Jean Grivot Richebourg Grand Cru 1996 1.5L, an exceptional Burgundy masterpiece hailing from the prestigious Richebourg vineyard in Vosne-Romanée. This 1996 vintage embodies over a century of French winemaking heritage, offering unparalleled rarity with its limited 1.5L format. Recognized among collectors and connoisseurs alike, this investment-grade Grand Cru is prized for its exquisite balance and aging potential, making it a coveted addition to any elite cellar.
Crafted through meticulous hand-harvesting and traditional Burgundian vinification, this Richebourg Grand Cru reflects supreme craftsmanship. The grapes, sourced exclusively from 100-year-old vines in prime terroir, infuse the wine with complex minerality and elegance.
Compared to other reds, its 1.5L magnum bottle ensures optimal aging and stands out as a collector’s item. This format heightens the wine’s value and desirability, offering investors a tangible asset with both historical and sensory prestige.
Domaine Jean Grivot commands an esteemed legacy dating back to the 19th century, firmly established in Burgundy’s Grand Cru hierarchy. The Richebourg vineyard, known for producing some of the rarest and most sought-after Pinot Noir, delivers wines of unmatched distinction.
Production in 1996 was exceptionally limited, further reinforcing its scarcity in the collector market. This bottle’s provenance and scarcity create strong demand, positioning it as a high-potential asset in fine wine investment portfolios.
Experience a captivating bouquet of ripe blackberries, subtle violets, and earthy forest floor aromas, underscored by hints of spice and leather. On the palate, expect a harmonious interplay of silky tannins, luscious dark fruit, and refined acidity, culminating in a lingering, elegant finish.
To maximize enjoyment, decant for at least an hour at 16–18°C, allowing its complex layers to unfold fully. Store in a temperature-controlled cellar to preserve its heritage, and pair with fine duck breast, game dishes, or aged cheeses for an exquisite gastronomic journey.
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€ 2 700,00 (ex VAT)
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