Clos de Tart Grand Cru

Located in the Côte de Nuits wine region, this terroir benefits from marl and limestone soils under an oceanic climate. The Clos de Tart appellation, established in 1141, remains today the largest undivided vineyard classified as Grand Cru. The principal grape variety, Pinot Noir, gives these dry red wines their full power. Its "Grand Cru" designation attests to the exceptional quality of the winemaking process and adherence to a very strict set of guidelines regarding soil and vine cultivation.