Pierre Brisset Bourgogne Côte d'Or Pinot Noir 2021
Light-bodied dry red wine · Pierre Brisset
Vintage: 2021
Type
Light-bodied dry red wine
Producer
Pierre Brisset
Country
France
Vintage
2021
Region & Appellation
Burgundy, Bourgogne Côte d'Or AOC
Grape Varieties
100% Pinot Noir
Color & Appearance
Translucent ruby red with a bright rim and moderate legs, characteristic of cool-climate Pinot Noir.
Aroma Profile
Fresh red cherry, wild strawberry, red plum, subtle damp earth, and delicate floral notes of violet with a hint of spice.
Tasting Notes
An elegant and refreshing palate showcasing crisp red fruit flavors, vibrant acidity, and a silky, approachable finish with fine tannins.
Flavor Profile
Ripe red berries, cranberry, earthy undertones, savory herbs, and a touch of subtle oak spice on the finish.
Body & Texture
Light to medium body with a silky texture, fine-grained tannins, and a refreshing, mouth-watering mouthfeel.
Acidity & Tannins
High, mouth-watering acidity balanced by delicate, low-to-medium soft tannins typical of cool-climate Burgundy.
Sweetness Level
Bone dry
Alcohol Content
12.5% to 13.0% ABV
Aging & Oak
Aged in neutral and seasoned French oak barrels to preserve pure fruit expression and terroir clarity.
Food Pairings
Roasted duck breast, pan-seared salmon, wild mushroom risotto, and roasted chicken with herbs.
Serving Suggestions
Serve slightly chilled at 15-16°C in a Burgundy bowl glass; little to no decanting required.
Price Range
$35 - $50 USD
Quality Assessment
89-91 points, representing a high-quality, artisanal entry-level Burgundy that punches above its regional designation.
Production Methods
Hand-harvested, traditional fermentation with gentle extraction, and minimal intervention to emphasize purity and terroir.
Terroir
Clay and limestone soils of the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune foothills, benefiting from well-drained slopes and cool continental climates.
History & Heritage
Pierre Brisset is a rising micro-negociant and estate producer in Burgundy focusing on meticulous parcel selection and classic winemaking.
Interesting Facts
The Bourgogne Côte d'Or appellation was officially introduced in 2017 to better highlight wines originating strictly from the superior vineyards along the historic Côte d'Or escarpment.
Cellaring Potential
Enjoyable in its youth for its fresh fruit, but will mature gracefully over 3 to 6 years.
Similar Wines
Domaine Dujac Bourgogne Rouge, Sylvain Pataille Bourgogne Côte de Nuits, and Domaine Faiveley Bourgogne Pinot Noir.