DOMAINE CONFURON-GINDRE Vosne-Romanée Les Hautes Maizieres
Vin Rouge, Pinot Noir
2018 – Powerful – A wet winter and spring established strong water reserves before an exceptionally hot, sunny, and dry summer. The wines are ripe, broad, and concentrated, with dark fruit, generous alcohol, and substantial tannins. The best examples preserve freshness, although warmer sites can show considerable richness.
2019 – Classic – A warm, dry season with spring frost, uneven flowering, and periods of intense summer heat produced a small, concentrated crop. The wines combine ripe fruit and impressive depth with vibrant acidity, fine tannins, and remarkable aromatic definition, giving a powerful yet classically balanced profile.
2020 – Powerful – An exceptionally warm, sunny, and early vintage, with harvest beginning in August at many estates. Despite the heat and drought, Pinot Noir retained surprising freshness. The wines are concentrated, intense, and energetic, with ripe fruit, firm structure, and excellent ageing potential.
2021 – Elegant – A cool, wet, and difficult season marked by severe April frost, mildew pressure, and low yields. Improved weather from mid-August helped the remaining Pinot Noir complete ripening. The wines are light, fragrant, and fresh, with red fruit, moderate alcohol, delicate tannins, and an earlier-drinking profile.
2022 – Powerful – A hot, sunny, and dry season was supported by useful winter water reserves and timely summer rainfall. The healthy, generous crop ripened evenly, producing deeply coloured wines with ripe fruit, concentration, and polished tannins. Despite their richness, the best wines show excellent freshness and balance.
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Domaine Confuron-Gindre
Domaine Confuron-Gindre was founded in 1989 by François Confuron in Vosne-Romanée. Since joining the estate in 2014, Édouard, Francois’ son has endeavoured to produce a range of generous wines with personal flair. The estate cultivates approximately 11 hectares of vineyards in the villages of Vosne-Romanée, Nuits-Saint-Georges, and Gevrey-Chambertin.
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