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2023 · Bourgogne Pinot Noir

Domaine Labruyère Prieur

Red · Bourgogne, France

Light elegant

Dry · Fruity · Fresh

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manual harvestdouble sortingfull destemming20‑day macerationopen wooden vats100 % malolactic fermentation

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Pinot Noir

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Domaine Labruyère Prieur

France

Domaine Labruyère Prieur is a Burgundy estate spanning the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune, with holdings that include nine grands crus and fourteen premiers crus. The Labruyère family has largely controlled the domaine since Jean-Pierre Labruyère acquired 75% in 1988, while the Prieur family retained 25%; it is now managed by his son, Édouard Labruyère. Oenologist Nadine Gublin leads the winemaking team. The vineyards are worked manually, with traditional low-yield practices, and the wines reflect a classic, site-focused Burgundian approach.