Sylvie Esmonin, Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, 2023
Sylvie Esmonin, Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, 2023 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Old vines, village Gevrey, Sylvie Esmonin behind the wheel — this is the bottle to grab when the village cuvée feels too polite and the Clos Saint-Jacques feels too dear. The Vieilles Vignes comes from Esmonin's oldest village-level parcels, where decades of root depth translate into more concentration, more savory complexity, and more of that classic Gevrey muscle. Sylvie took over from her father Michel in 1989 and started bottling under her own name in 1996; her wines have only sharpened with each vintage. The 2023 is plush but firm — dark cherry, black plum, woodsmoke, crushed violet, and a long earthy finish that hints at the premier cru neighborhood. A serious Gevrey that punches well above village.
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Sylvie Esmonin, Gevrey-Chambertin Vieilles Vignes, 2023 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Wine Details
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Grape Variety
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Vintage
2023
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Size
750ml
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Farming Practice
Organic
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Sweetness
Dry
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Body
Medium Bodied
Aurelien Suenen makes some of the most crystalline and pure Chardonnay with bubbles we've ever found. His vineyards are in the Côte de Blancs, a long north-to-south running escarpment of pure chalk. It faces east, where minerality is nearly a given; exploring each village and vineyard's nuanced expressions provide endless fun to the wine-obsessed (like us!).Until the Grower movement of the last two decades, single vineyard wines were a rarity in Champagne. Of course, Salon has been always been a single vineyard wine, since 1905, and Pierre Péters started bottling Les Chetillons in 1971. Aurelien found inspiration from these star producers and followed suit, leading his own young generation with his site-specific bottlings.To coax the most minerality out of the inherently salty, stony soils of the Côte de Blancs, Aurelien has converted his farming to organics, a challenge in this marginal and wet climate. In the cellar he has returned to using old, neutral barrels, along with old acacia and some concrete tun, allowing the wine to breath and coalesce over the long 6-8 month aging, before the second fermentation in the bottle.Only indigenous yeasts are used, and paired with limited SO2, each barrel continues along its own path; some will complete malolactic fermentation and others will not. All of this just adds to the complexity of every vintage.
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