Description
Bourgogne 1979 – Domaine Maréchal
The Bourgogne 1979 from Domaine Maréchal beautifully expresses the classic elegance of late-1970s Pinot Noir. This was a period when finesse, freshness, and authentic terroir expression defined Burgundy, and after more than four decades of ageing, the wine now offers serene complexity and a gentle, time-worn charm.
The wine shows a brick-tinged garnet color, typical of mature Burgundy. The nose is subtle yet expressive, revealing aromas of candied cherry, ripe raspberry, and dried plum, followed by refined tertiary notes of forest floor, humus, dried leaves, mushroom, and hints of soft leather and black tea. A delicate, noble bouquet.
On the palate, this 1979 Bourgogne is smooth, refined, and fully evolved. The tannins are completely melted, giving a silky texture. Evolved red fruit, earthy nuances, and gentle spice come together in perfect harmony. The preserved acidity adds structure without harshness. The finish is long, subtle, and elegantly aromatic, reflecting the graceful maturity of old Pinot Noir.
A rare and poetic bottle, ideal for lovers of mature Burgundy, where finesse, depth, and the quiet nobility of time come together beautifully.
Caractéristiques
| Castle / Estate / House | Domaine Maréchal |
| Designation | AOC Bourgogne |
| Capacity (cl) | 75 |
| Color | Red |
| Vintage (year) | 1979 |
| Référence | FG13e |
