Clos de la Roche, Grand Cru vineyard in Morey-Saint-Denis, France
Clos de la Roche is a Grand Cru vineyard in Morey-Saint-Denis situated on an east-facing slope where Pinot Noir grapes develop their character. The terrain and microclimate shape wines that can age gracefully for many years after production.
The vineyard received its Grand Cru status in 1936, joining a select group of top-tier wine areas in Morey-Saint-Denis. This classification reflected centuries of winemaking tradition firmly established in the region.
Multiple producers share ownership of this vineyard, each following Burgundian winemaking customs that shape the character of what they make. Visitors notice how different techniques coexist here, reflecting generations of local knowledge passed down through families.
The wines spend roughly eighteen months to two years aging in oak after harvest before reaching drinkable maturity. These wines develop interest early but continue to improve over decades if properly stored.
Domaine Ponsot controls the larger share of this vineyard and shaped its character over many generations. Its influence is so strong that many wine drinkers associate the two names closely together.
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