Bourgogne Pinot Noir: Closerie des Alisiers 2017
A fine, well-crafted example of Burgundy Pinot Noir and a sibling for our Bourgogne Chardonnay, it has a palate of soft red fruits and will please red wine lovers as it drinks well with and without food. Served lightly-chilled it makes an ideal pairing for a simple collation of charcuterie, fresh bread and cornichons and perhaps some ripe Brie de Maux.
Tasting Notes
A fine Bourgogne Pinot Noir from Stéphane Brocard, bottled under his 'Closerie des Alisières' label. A delicate bouquet of raspberries and redcurrants with a touch of underlying rusticity precedes a palate of pure, soft red fruit flavours offset by supple tannins.
Style | Red Wine, Sec, Medium-bodied, Non Sparkling |
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Wine Region | Burgundy, Bourgogne |
Grape Variety (Cépage) | Pinot Noir |
Food & Wine Matching | Chicken and Turkey, Duck, Pheasant and Game |
Vintage | 2017 |
Cellarage | Made for off-the-bat drinking within three years of vintage. |
Vinification | Hand-harvested grapes are pressed and vinified in stainless steel prior to a year-long elevage and a light fining prior to bottling. |
Alcohol By Volume (%) | 12.5 |
Producer

Stéphane Brocard
Stéphane Brocard is a branché Chablisien who found his family’s wine business becoming crowded when working alongside his brother and sister-in-law and sister and brother-in-law.
An intimate knowledge of Burgundy and a hankering to do his own thing led him to set up a boutique négociant business contracting in small parcels of carefully selected grapes, as well as investing in a precious plot of Pommard, for which he has high aspirations.
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