Digioia-Royer
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Digioia-Royer,
Ready, but will keep,
This wine is made from a single parcel, planted in the 1950s, whose altitude (a relatively lofty 350 metres) results in wines with crunchy acidity and a real sense of energy. On the nose, expect aromas of blackberry and cherry. The tannins have softened with a few years in bottle, but there’s still a satisfying grip to the palate, which makes this a rewarding match for meaty dishes. Drink now to 2023.
Will Heslop, Buying Assistant (summer 2019)
Will Heslop, Buying Assistant (summer 2019)
Bottle
£24.95
Case price (6)
£149.70
Bottle 6 x 75cl 2cs
£111.30
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£55.00
Bottle 6 x 75cl 16cs
£261.54
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Digioia-Royer,
Ready, but will keep,
Digioia-Royer: the name may not trip off the tongue, but the wines dance across it. Run by Michel Digioia, this is a tiny estate based in Chambolle-Musigny. Michel has a small parcel of Chambolle and even smaller plots of Premier Cru Nuits-St Georges, but the majority of his holdings fall under the appellation of Bourgogne Rouge and Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Nuits.
This wine is made from a single parcel, planted in the 1950s, whose altitude (a relatively lofty 350 metres) results in wines with crunchy acidity and a real sense of energy. On the nose, expect aromas of blackberry and cherry. The tannins have softened with a few years in bottle, but there’s still satisfying grip to the palate, which makes this a rewarding match for meaty dishes. Drink now to 2024.
This wine is made from a single parcel, planted in the 1950s, whose altitude (a relatively lofty 350 metres) results in wines with crunchy acidity and a real sense of energy. On the nose, expect aromas of blackberry and cherry. The tannins have softened with a few years in bottle, but there’s still satisfying grip to the palate, which makes this a rewarding match for meaty dishes. Drink now to 2024.
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Bottle 12 x 75cl 1cs
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This Burgundy domaine run by Michel Digioia comprises fewer than 5 hectares, but much of that is in generic Bourgogne of one form or another. There are 1.70 hectares of village Chambolle from 7 different lieux-dits, as well as a good holding (0.70ha) of Fremières which is bottled apart and two miniscule plots of 1er cru in Les Groseilles and Les Gruenchers. Delicious wines.
He has a quality-orientated philosophy of the highest order and this led to making two green harvests in 2000 to ensure low yields and excellent fruit. Michel is a welcome addition to our increasing ranks of high quality Burgundy growers.
Jasper Morris MW, Burgundy Wine Director and author of the award-winning Inside Burgundy comprehensive handbook.