

Notes:
- Domaine Génot-Boulanger is a historic family estate whose roots in Burgundy date back to the early 1970s. Today the domaine is led by Guillaume and Aude Lavollée, who have transformed the estate into one of the Côte de Beaune's most respected producers through meticulous vineyard work and a philosophy centered on transparency of terroir. The domaine farms approximately 22 hectares spread across more than 30 appellations, with holdings stretching from Chambolle-Musigny in the north to Mercurey in the south.
- The Bourgogne Pinot Noir serves as an excellent introduction to the domaine's style, drawing fruit from carefully farmed parcels located near Meursault and the surrounding Côte de Beaune villages. Rather than treating the wine as a simple regional bottling, Génot-Boulanger approaches it with the same attention to detail reserved for its Premier Cru and Grand Cru wines, resulting in a Bourgogne Rouge that consistently overdelivers for its classification.
- The estate has been certified organic since 2018, reflecting a long-standing commitment to sustainable viticulture. Vineyard work emphasizes soil health, biodiversity, and low yields, allowing the vines to produce fruit with greater concentration and a clearer expression of place. This approach has become increasingly important as Burgundy's climate continues to evolve, helping maintain freshness and balance in warmer vintages.
- The 2021 vintage was one of Burgundy's most challenging and distinctive growing seasons in recent memory. Severe spring frosts dramatically reduced yields across the region, followed by a cooler summer that preserved acidity and freshness. The resulting wines are notably classical in style, recalling Burgundy's traditional profile of elegance, aromatic lift, and moderate alcohol rather than the richer, more powerful expressions seen in many recent vintages.
- One of the hallmarks of Génot-Boulanger's wines is their ability to combine immediate drinkability with genuine Burgundian character. The 2021 Bourgogne Pinot Noir is approachable upon release yet possesses enough structure and acidity to evolve gracefully over the next several years, developing additional layers of earth, dried flowers, and savory complexity.
- For collectors and Burgundy enthusiasts, this wine represents an opportunity to experience the craftsmanship of one of the Côte de Beaune's most respected domaines at an accessible price point. It captures the charm, elegance, and sense of place that define great Burgundy while remaining remarkably approachable and versatile at the table.
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