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Named vineyard

Les Suchots

Identity card

Premier cruComplementary geographical denominationRed

Burgundy › Côte de Nuits › Vosne-Romanée

  1. Grand cru
  2. Premier cru
  3. Village
  4. Regional

Key points

  1. A Vosne-Romanée premier cru: at most 48 hl/ha, at least 11% natural alcohol.

Grape varieties

Red wine onlyPinot Noir

Allowed as a small share of the red wine: Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris (15% at most of the vines in each plot)

Only interplanted among the vines

Production rules

  • 48

    hl/ha

    Maximum yield

  • 11

    % ABV

    Minimum natural alcohol

  • 9,000

    vines/ha

    Minimum planting density

Minimum ageing: At least until 15 June after the harvest

Boundaries: INAO, AOC vineyard plot delimitation (September 2026 edition) · Open Licence

The largest classified climat of the appellation: thirteen hectares of delimited area on the piedmont, between Richebourg and Romanée-Saint-Vivant to the south and Échezeaux to the north. Its size takes it across several soil types, from stony colluvium at the top to clayier spreads at the bottom. The wines are broad and perfumed, in a style often called the most Vosne-like of the premiers crus.

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