Classic Gevrey from one of Burgundy’s rising stars. Domaine Jean-Marc Millot, now in the capable hands of his daughter Alix Millot, has quietly become a favourite among Burgundy insiders for its pure, finely detailed style. This is village-level Gevrey that punches well above its weight.
The 2022 vintage is beautifully pitched, balancing generous red cherry and wild berry fruit with subtle earthy spice and lifted floral notes. Alix’s gentle touch in the cellar shows through in the silky texture, fine chalky tannins and fresh mineral finish that keep this Pinot elegant and precise.
It is delicious in its youth but has the balance and structure to develop gracefully over the next five to eight years.
Key Details:
Region: Gevrey-Chambertin, Côte de Nuits, Burgundy
Producer: Domaine Jean-Marc Millot (Alix Millot, winemaker)
Variety: 100% Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2022
Style: Pure, elegant village-level Burgundy
ABV: ~13%
Maturation: French oak, minimal new wood
Drinking: Enjoy now or cellar 5 to 8 years
Pair with: Roast duck, game birds, mushroom dishes, charcuterie
Why We Love It:
A benchmark village Gevrey that shows just how exciting this domaine has become under Alix Millot’s watch. Lively fruit, fine tannins and that classic Gevrey earthiness — an ideal Pinot for collectors who want Burgundy at its most honest and delicious.
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