Henry Greuzard Mâcon la Roche Vineuse Vieilles Vignes 2021
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Henry Greuzard Mâcon la Roche Vineuse Vieilles Vignes is a must-try white Burgundy. It’s from the Mâconnais, a region famed for clay and calcareous soils. Aged 12 months on its lees, it’s elegant and expressive––a top choice for chicken or fish.
Wine Details
- Red - Full Bodied
- France
- Chardonnay
- 13% ABV
- December 31, 2029
Flavor Profile
Wine Flavor Profile
Henry Greuzard Mâcon la Roche Vineuse Vieilles Vignes is a dry white wine with expressive aromas of hazelnut, citrus, white flowers and vanilla. The palate offers juicy fruit flavors, vibrant minerality and creamy oak on the long, refreshing finish.Wine Food Pairings
Chicken, seafood, butter/cream sauces, risotto, soft cheeses.Beyond the Label
If you enjoy refined, characterful white Burgundy, Henry Greuzard Mâcon la Roche Vineuse Vieilles Vignes is one you won’t want to miss. Rounded and dry, it offers floral aromas and a subtle mineral lift that make it incredibly enticing.
The Greuzard family has been making fine wines at Château de la Greffière since 1924, although the estate’s history stretches back to 1525. Nestled in Burgundy’s prestigious Mâconnais region, the property is famed for its clay and calcareous soils, which lend elegance, minerality and vibrancy to the family’s wines. Today, fourth-generation winemaker Xavier Greuzard is at the helm, carefully tending to their old vines.
This wine was aged 12 months on its lees, lending depth and complexity, and creating a lovely, rounded creaminess. You can expect inviting aromas of white flowers, citrus and hazelnut to lead into a palate of juicy fruit and vibrant minerality across a refreshing finish.
This is a wine that will elevate causal lunches with friends or special dinners with family. Serve alongside fish, seafood, chicken and soft cheeses.
Secure your share today and discover the elegance of old-vine Mâcon in every sip.
