Domaine Derey Frerès
France – 
Borgogna Côte de Nuits – 
Couchey – 

THE COMPANY

Domaine Derey Frères has never had a more apt name. The three brothers Maxime, Romain and Pierre-Marie now represent the sixth generation, more militant than ever about their terroir. The Domaine covers 20 hectares, spread over a series of climats. In addition to the famous Clos des Marcs d’Or, the estate’s monolope, the climats Montre Cul and Les Valendons are eminent ambassadors of Dijon viticulture. The estate also includes some ten hectares in Marsannay, an emerging appellation, Fixin 1er Cru and Gevrey-Chambertin. Vinification is careful, with slow maceration for the reds and moderate pressing for the whites. Since 2011, the brothers have been varying the quantity of whole bunches to 100% for certain wines. Ageing lasts 12 to 18 months, with an average of 25% new barrels. The result: they are instinctive, direct and spontaneous and give immediate pleasure, with the fruit dominating without severity and with great ageing potential.

France - 

Bourgogne

Côte de Nuits

The Côte de Nuits covers the approximately 20 km from the northern limit of the AOC Marsannay to the southern limit of the AOC Cote de Nuits-Villages, in the municipality of Corgoloin. More body, greater longevity and more intense color distinguish a Cote de Nuits wine in comparison with a Volnay or Beaune. This is a red wine area with some incredible exceptions in white. The band of Premier Cru that winds along the hills of the Cote de Nuits is intersected by patches of Grand Cru. These are the wines that express with greater intensity the inimitable vigorous richness and elegance of pinot noir. The vineyards extend along the band of marly rock outcropping below the hard limestone hilltop.

France - 

Bourgogne

Côte de Nuits

The Côte de Nuits covers the approximately 20 km from the northern limit of the AOC Marsannay to the southern limit of the AOC Cote de Nuits-Villages, in the municipality of Corgoloin. More body, greater longevity and more intense color distinguish a Cote de Nuits wine in comparison with a Volnay or Beaune. This is a red wine area with some incredible exceptions in white. The band of Premier Cru that winds along the hills of the Cote de Nuits is intersected by patches of Grand Cru. These are the wines that express with greater intensity the inimitable vigorous richness and elegance of pinot noir. The vineyards extend along the band of marly rock outcropping below the hard limestone hilltop.