BUYING GUIDES
GASTRONOMY
In the kitchen with Stéphane Derbord
GOOD ADDRESSES
Pierre Renauld - Jérôme Fanouillere
Volnay villages and premier crus
Mason
Jérôme Galeyrand
Transmission
The Quay (Tournus – 71)
Le Cerisier (Tournon – 07)
L'Écume Gourmande in Cercié
GOOD AND GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH
BUYING GUIDE
CASE
GASTRONOMY
Rémi Genot - By the Bell Tower
The Knights of Tastevin .
With a total figure of €2,486,000, the increase is 29.28% compared to the previous year, despite a slight decrease in the number of barrels (228 liters) offered for sale (109)! The average price for a barrel of wine rouge It now stands at €22,481.50, compared to €16,687.50 in 2021, representing an increase of 34.72%. cuvée Georges Faiveley of Nuits-Saint-Georges premier cru Saint-Georges saw the largest increase in average price for red wines, reaching €51,000 compared to €30,500 in 2021, representing a 67.21% rise. Also noteworthy was a record sale for the single barrel of wine. blanc offered at auction: Nuits-Saint-Georges premier cru The White Lands cuvée Pierre de Pême sold for €58,000, compared to… €27,000 (the average price of the two coins in 2021). The Charity Coin, meanwhile, raised €43,585 for the APF France Handicap association, represented for the occasion by singer Elodie Frégé.
The Nights of the Great Days are (almost) sold out
Still in Nuits-Saint-Georges, but this time under the town's market halls, the winegrowers' fair "Les Nuits aux Grands Grands Jours" was being held. There were concerns that the Saint-Vincent Tournante festival, taking place on the same weekend, would lead to a drop in attendance, but this proved unfounded; the number of visitors remained almost stable (about a hundred fewer) compared to the previous edition in March 2020, on the eve of the first lockdown. Yvan Dufouleur, the president of the ODG Nuits-Saint-Georges even noted a slightly more professional public than usual, which can probably also be explained by the holding of the Grands Jours de Bourgogne from this Monday, March 21.
50,000 visitors at the Saint-Vincent Tournante
Finally, the 78th edition of the Saint-Vincent Tournante wine festival welcomed 50,000 visitors last weekend (selling 17,000 tasting kits) across its three locations in Corpeau, Puligny-Montrachet, and Blagny, despite a challenging context marked by a resurgence of the epidemic and two postponements (from January 2021 to January 2022, then to March 2022). As is tradition, the Saint-Vincent Tournante began with the traditional, moving parade, which brought together 90 mutual aid societies from Burgundy and nearly 1,000 fellow winemakers. As announced by the Grand Master of the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin See you in Couchey in 2023 for the 79th Saint-Vincent Tournante!
Bourgogne Aujourd'hui
Avec le pinot noir comme unique cépage et une proportion de grands crus enviable, Gevrey-Chambertin fait partie des emblèmes de la Côte de Nuits. L’appellation, fondée en 1936 au même titre que beaucoup d’autres en Bourgogne, fête ses 90 ans. Et côté cahier des charges, pas de révolution à l’horizon. « Nous n’avons actuellement pas de […]
Bourgogne Aujourd'hui
1814, Jean-Joseph Moreau, tonnelier à Montbard, fonde la société J. Moreau et Fils, négociant et courtier en vins à Chablis. La famille va acquérir au fil du temps des vignes et notamment en 1904, le Clos des Hospices (dans les Clos). En 1998, le Groupe Boisset de Nuits-Saint-Georges rachète la maison de négoce J. Moreau […]
Bourgogne Aujourd'hui
Elles sont treize. Treize régions de production d’appellations régionales qui ont obtenu, certaines depuis longtemps, d’autres récemment, le droit de faire figurer sur les étiquettes le nom du secteur géographique dont est issu leur vin. Six sont situées dans le département de l’Yonne, et feront l’objet d’une sélection dans un autre numéro de votre magazine : […]
