Description
Beaune “Cent Vignes” 1973 – Domaine Pierre Bize
The Beaune “Cent Vignes” 1973 from Domaine Pierre Bize is a rare and precious wine, reflecting both a historic vintage and traditional Burgundian craftsmanship. From one of the most renowned climats of Beaune, this red wine now offers a unique tasting experience for collectors and lovers of mature wines.
The “Les Cent Vignes” vineyard, located to the east of Beaune, is known for producing elegant, refined, and well-balanced wines. Despite a vintage shaped by irregular weather conditions, this wine has endured the decades thanks to careful vinification and optimal aging conditions.
With over 50 years of bottle aging, the wine now reveals delicate tertiary aromas: leather, forest floor, dried fruits, and gentle spices. On the palate, it is subtle and silky, with melted tannins, a lingering freshness, and graceful aromatic persistence. This is an emotional wine—meant more to be appreciated than analyzed—suited to those who value the beauty of time.
This 1973 Beaune is best enjoyed in a calm setting, paired with simple, refined dishes such as roast poultry, mushroom-based recipes, or a well-aged soft cheese. A rare bottle to be opened in honor of memory, tradition, or a quietly extraordinary moment.
Caractéristiques
| Castle / Estate / House | Domaine Pierre Bize |
| Designation | Beaune |
| Capacity (cl) | 75 |
| Color | Red |
| Vintage (year) | 1973 |
| Référence | MD4 |
