Auxey-Duresses '23

Comte Armand's Auxey-Duresses '23 is a quietly compelling red Burgundy from one of the Côte de Beaune's most underrated villages — and from a domaine whose reputation was built on the grand crus of Pommard. Auxey-Duresses sits tucked behind Meursault, producing Pinot Noir of real elegance and complexity at a fraction of the price of its more famous neighbours.

This '23 is medium-bodied and refined: red cherry, dried rose, forest floor, a hint of spice, and a silky, persistent finish that speaks to Comte Armand's meticulous winemaking. At 14% ABV it has warmth and presence without heaviness, and the structure to develop beautifully over the next 5–8 years.

Pair with duck breast, roast pigeon, mushroom dishes, or aged Burgundian cheeses. Decant for 30–45 minutes to let it fully open.

• 750ml | 14% ABV
• Pinot Noir | Auxey-Duresses, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy, France
• Complex | Elegant | Medium Bodied | Village AOC