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Bourgogne Pinot Noir
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- Parcels in Chambolle-Musigny and serious Burgundy pedigree
- Fresh cherry and raspberry with a delicate sweetness
- Hand-harvested, 100% Pinot Noir, with a subtle creamy finish
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About this Wine
A Bourgogne Pinot Noir with some rather impressive origins! Produced from vines averaging 60 years old, with parcels in Chambolle-Musigny and Nuits-Saint-Georges, Adrien Guyon’s 2024 is a wonderfully elegant expression of Pinot Noir. Bursting with fresh red cherries and juicy raspberries, there’s a beautiful sweetness to the fruit, almost reminiscent of old-fashioned fruit sweets. Light, delicate and wonderfully charming, with a subtle creaminess on the finish. A lovely example of just how exciting Bourgogne-level wines can be.
Flavour Profile
Fresh and charming, with red cherry, raspberry, a delicate floral lift, and a subtle creamy finish.
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Verified ReviewerServing tips
Lovely now, with the structure and freshness to reward a little more time in bottle.
Serve at
16-17°C
Room temperature
Drinking window
ready to drink now, but a little patience could make it extraordinary
Tasting Notes
Sixty-year-old vines from Chambolle-Musigny. Beautiful red cherries, juicy raspberries and pure elegance.
There's something rather exciting about discovering the origins of Adrien Guyon's Bourgogne Pinot Noir.
Rather than coming from one large vineyard, this wine brings together fruit from several small parcels, including vineyards in the celebrated village of Chambolle-Musigny. And with vines averaging approximately 60 years old, there's considerably more to this Bourgogne than its humble classification might suggest.
The 2024 is an absolute delight.
The nose is immediately inviting, full of fresh red cherries and beautiful raspberries, with a delicate sweetness that almost reminds me of old-fashioned fruit sweets. It's wonderfully charming, the sort of nose that makes you smile before you've even taken a sip.
On the palate, everything feels beautifully light and elegant. The red fruits carry through with lovely freshness, while a subtle creamy quality softens the finish and brings a rather lovely sense of harmony.
When we tasted this in February, it was still a youthful wine finding its balance. But the purity of the fruit and the elegance are already there, and I'm particularly excited to see how it develops.
A Bourgogne Pinot Noir with genuinely interesting vineyard origins, made by one of Burgundy's exciting young talents.
What’s in the Box
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A little ritual of care in every box. Each bottle is hand-wrapped in our signature tissue, so opening your wine feels like unwrapping a gift.
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The Plot
Adrien's Bourgogne Pinot Noir draws fruit from several parcels across Chambolle-Musigny. These include Au Pelson, Les Rues and Les Bons Bâtons in Chambolle-Musigny, alongside Les Maladières and Aux Maladières.
With vines averaging approximately 60 years old, rooted in clay-limestone soils, these established vineyards provide the foundations for a wine of beautiful elegance, freshness and purity of fruit.
Technical Details
Produced from 100% Pinot Noir, harvested entirely by hand, with the family involved in picking. The grapes are completely destemmed before fermentation begins with indigenous yeasts. During an approximately three-week maceration, Adrien employs daily punch-downs (pigeage) and pump-overs (remontage) to encourage extraction of colour, flavour and tannin. Following devatting, the wine undergoes maturation in oak barrels.
Wine Details
| Category | Red |
|---|---|
| Producer | Domaine Modot-Guyon & Fils |
| Vintage | 2024 |
| Region | Burgundy |
| Subregion | Côte de Nuits |
| Appellation | Bourgogne |
| Classification | Regional |
| Grape Variety | Pinot Noir |
| ABV | 12.5% |
| Size | 75cl |
| Sustainability | Hand Harvested |
| Serving Temperature | 16-17°C (room temperature) |
Discover Their Story
After nearly 20 years of silence, Domaine Modot-Guyon et Fils is back. Revived in 2023 by Adrien Guyon with a gunshot and a mission.
From old-vine Aligoté to whole-cluster Chambolle-Musigny, these are bold, no-compromise wines from a cellar reborn.
Unfined, unfiltered, and full of intent.
Our Take
“A Bourgogne with depth, drive and a Chambolle spirit”
Why It Matters
The details that tell the story
Hand Harvested
No machines, only human hands selecting each grape with care & precision.
Regional Classification
The gateway to Burgundy and a glimpse into the region's charm. Humble labels, but incredible flavours.
Pinot Noir
The signature red. Silky, complex, and hauntingly aromatic, capturing the essence of its terroir with every sip.
Discover the Region
Why Burgundy?
Burgundy has crafted legendary wines for over 2,000 years. The birthplace of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, it’s where every slope, village, and vineyard reveals its own voice of terroir.
You can grow vines almost anywhere, but only here is this magic bottled so beautifully.
There’s a saying amongst wine enthusiasts that all roads lead to Burgundy.
We say, why not start there...
2,000
Years of winemaking
84
Appellations
33
Grand Cru AOCs
What’s in the Box
Arrives like a gift should
Every Bottle Carefully Wrapped
A little ritual of care in every box. Each bottle is hand-wrapped in our signature tissue, so opening your wine feels like unwrapping a gift.
Meet the Growers Behind Your Wines
Discover the faces, stories, and passions behind your wines. Our producer cards bring you closer to the people who craft every bottle.
Discover Gift Options at Checkout
From elegant gift bags to wooden cases, you can elevate any bottle at checkout. Simple, thoughtful, and ready to impress.
Reviews
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FAQs
Clear details, so you can buy with confidence
Is this wine ready to drink now?
Yes. This is ready to drink now, but a little patience could make it even more rewarding. Open one soon, then tuck another away if you want to watch it develop.
Should I buy one bottle or a few?
One to try, three if you want to follow it over time, six if you already know the producer or style. Burgundy moves quickly, and small parcels rarely hang around for long.
What if I’m not sure this is my style?
Use our live chat, or pop us an email. We specialise in Burgundy and are always happy to help. Our tasting notes are based on wines tasted by our founders and updated regularly, so you can buy with proper confidence.
How quickly will it arrive?
Fast. We ship every wine on a next-working-day service and dispatch Monday to Friday. At checkout, you can even choose a delivery day that suits you.
How is it packed?
Each bottle is wrapped in tissue before being carefully placed into our specially imported Italian boxes, tested to rigorous standards. We have literally dropped them from the first storey of our house. All our packaging is paper-based and recyclable.
Can I send it as a gift?
Absolutely. As standard, our wines arrive wrapped in bespoke tissue paper. At checkout, you can also add gift bags, gift boxes and notes.
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