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JEAN-CLAUDE BOISSET CLOS DE LA ROCHE GRAND CRU 2017, Burgundy

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$224.96 $299.95 In stock

Category: PINOT NOIR

Grapes for this wine were chosen based on specific characteristics: old vines with limited yields. Uber limited to less than 900 bottles, this hearty wine will keep for the next 10 years.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The depth from those old vines really comes through—this is a wine with serious structure. I’m glad I bought a bottle to cellar; it’s got plenty of life ahead for the next decade.

Joseph J. ★★★★★

Opened this for a special dinner and the depth from those old vines is unmistakable, yet it’s still so graceful. Knowing fewer than 900 bottles exist makes every sip feel a bit more deliberate, and I’m glad I’ve got another one to lay down for a few years.

Hazel ★★★★★

The old-vine concentration really shows here—it's dense but still silky, a proper Grand Cru that filled the room with its scent the moment I poured it. Knowing fewer than 900 bottles exist makes every glass feel like a rare moment, and I can see why it's built to cellar another decade. Already think