Domaine Vigot
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Domaine Vigot,
For laying down,
Only two barrels this year, alas. Lovely bright purple with a vigorous dynamic fruit, dancing notes, elegance and fine precision behind. As well as the lacy detail there is a sinewy strength to this. Give it time.
Jasper Morris, MW - Wine Buyer
Jasper Morris, MW - Wine Buyer
Fabrice began picking on 4th October, waited through the wet weekend, then finished off during the following week. Yields are slightly better than for 2012. The grapes were all de-stemmed, spent the habitual time in fermentation but have been raised in a trifle more new wood than usual. They will be bottled in January.
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Domaine Vigot,
For laying down,
From the Les Rouges du Bas subdivision, with ancient vines planted before 1936, this is a quintessential Echezeaux, very lacy, full of dancing detail behind, yet also with beautifully succulent deep dark fruit. A lovely middleweight mouthful.
Jasper Morris MW, Burgundy Wine Director
We are delighted to introduce our new find for 2012 in Vosne-Romanée. This tiny domaine combines Fabrice Vigot’s own holdings, those from his wife’s family and some share-cropping arrangeemnts with Domaine Mugneret- Gibourg, including the Grand Cru Echezeaux.
Jasper Morris MW, Burgundy Wine Director
We are delighted to introduce our new find for 2012 in Vosne-Romanée. This tiny domaine combines Fabrice Vigot’s own holdings, those from his wife’s family and some share-cropping arrangeemnts with Domaine Mugneret- Gibourg, including the Grand Cru Echezeaux.
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This tiny wine domaine based in Vosne-Romanée combines Fabrice Vigot’s own holdings, those from his wife’s family and some share-cropping arrangements with Domaine Mugneret-Gibourg, including the Grand Cru Echezeaux.
Until the summer of August 2009 there were two domaines, Mugneret-Gibourg and Dr Georges Mugneret. The former was created in 1933 following the marriage of André Mugneret, from an old Vosne-Romanée family, and Jeanne Gibourg in 1928. Their son, Dr Georges Mugneret purchased further vineyards using a label in his own name. The Mugneret-Gibourg vines were looked after by sharecroppers, which remains the case today in the hands of Fabrice Vigot and Pascal Mugneret. The Dr Georges Mugneret vines are exploited directly.