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Auxey Duresses Rouge - Domaine Christophe Diconne - Auxey-Duresses - Red Wine 2023 (75cl)

A 2023 red wine from Burgundy, France.

Vintage2023
Wine stylered
RegionBurgundy
CountryFrance
Bottle size750ml

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2026-10-17ukVinatis UKGBP 27.77

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2026-10-19ukGBP27.7727.771
2026-10-18ukGBP27.7727.771
2026-10-17ukGBP27.7727.771
2026-10-16ukGBP27.7727.771
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The Pinot Noir vines grow on very stony marl-limestone soil, which gives the wine a beautiful bright ruby colour with purple hues and remarkable complexity. From the very first moment, it reveals a captivating fruity bouquet, followed more subtly by aromas of spices, sometimes animal and undergrowth. A balanced wine, with a slight astringency when young, but with a body and tannins that complement each other perfectly. In terms of ageing, it can be kept for 5 to 10 years, allowing the aromas to evolve and become more complex over time...