Peirazeau, Clos de la Roche Grand Cru, 2022
Clos de la Roche is the largest and most renowned Grand Cru in Morey-Saint-Denis, prized for producing Pinot Noir of structure, length, and mineral-driven intensity. It’s a vineyard that gives both density and lift, especially in the hands of producers who know how to let the terroir lead. With their restrained, terroir-first approach, Peirazeau delivers a Grand Cru of quiet power and layered elegance.
The 2022 vintage adds a generous but focused frame—black cherry, pomegranate, iron-rich earth, and dried rose petals, wrapped in firm but polished tannins. There’s a clear through-line of limestone and cool mountain air here, with length and linearity that will reward long cellaring.
It’s a wine that demands attention, but doesn’t scream—nuanced and architectural, with Grand Cru depth and the kind of balance that makes Clos de la Roche so enduringly revered.
Decant if drinking young, or lay it down for 10–15 years. This is serious, site-specific Burgundy from a new voice worth watching.
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Clos de la Roche is the largest and most renowned Grand Cru in Morey-Saint-Denis, prized for producing Pinot Noir of structure, length, and mineral-driven intensity. It’s a vineyard that gives both density and lift, especially in the hands of producers who know how to let the terroir lead. With their restrained, terroir-first approach, Peirazeau delivers a Grand Cru of quiet power and layered elegance.
The 2022 vintage adds a generous but focused frame—black cherry, pomegranate, iron-rich earth, and dried rose petals, wrapped in firm but polished tannins. There’s a clear through-line of limestone and cool mountain air here, with length and linearity that will reward long cellaring.
It’s a wine that demands attention, but doesn’t scream—nuanced and architectural, with Grand Cru depth and the kind of balance that makes Clos de la Roche so enduringly revered.
Decant if drinking young, or lay it down for 10–15 years. This is serious, site-specific Burgundy from a new voice worth watching.
