Collection: Vougeot

Vougeot is a classification within the French wine region of Burgundy. Vougeot is a Grand Cru classic, which means that the wines produced in Vougeot are among the best and most sought-after wines in Burgundy.

The following are some of the requirements that apply to Vougeot wines:

• Grape varieties: The Vougeot wines must be made from Pinot Noir grapes, which must be grown in the Vougeot area.

• Vinification: There are strict rules for the winemaking methods that must be followed to achieve the Grand Cru classification. The wines must have a specific alcohol percentage, color and tannin profile.

• Aging: The Vougeot wines must be aged for a minimum of 18 months, of which at least 10 months in oak barrels.

• Geographical area: The Vougeot wines must be produced in the Vougeot area, which is located in the eastern part of the Burgundy region.

• Quality control: All Vougeot wines must undergo extensive quality control to ensure they meet the requirements of the Grand Cru classification.

These requirements ensure that the Vougeot wines have a high quality and a consistent style, making them in demand among wine lovers worldwide.