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Échezeaux Grand Cru, Philippe Pacalet, 2024

Échezeaux Grand Cru, Philippe Pacalet, 2024

Philippe Pacalet | Burgundy, France
  • 75cl
  • Red Still
  • Pinot Noir
  • Organic
  • Biodynamic
Regular price £2,304.00
Regular price Offer price £2,304.00
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Est. delivery in 2027

"4.25 barrels (feuillettes). From Rougeaux Dessus and a small portion of Clos Saint-Denis. Brooding, spicy black fruit with a strong tannic core. Powerful and glorious, but will need time."
Nathan Hill, Chairman

Philippe was clear that while yields were historically low, the payoff is in the glass. Aromatic clarity, saline finishes and finely judged tannins run through the range, and the wines show real charm already alongside the structure to age. A year where selection mattered enormously, and in Pacalet’s hands, the results are compelling.

What the critics say:

94/100Charles Curtis MW, Decanter

"The Echézeaux from Philippe Pacalet is more accessible in 2024 than it has been in some years, with an appealingly ripe cherry fruit and hints of peony and leather. The texture is less tannic than the other grands crus in this cellar (Ruchottes, Vougeot) but there is enough substance to suggest ageing for the mid-term or longer. The grapes are from two parcels; one in the Clos St-Denis, south of Grands Echézeaux, and the other at elevation in Rouges du Bas."

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Philippe Pacalet

Philippe Pacalet's wines are known for their unusual distinctiveness, reflecting his winemaking philosophy of preserving grape integrity and avoiding oxidation as naturally as possible. He farms biodynamically, insists on 100% whole bunch fermentations, uses only natural yeasts, and avoids adding sulphites.

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