Domaine Jean-Marc Millot — Nuits St.-Georges

The winery and cellars are in ancient Nuits St.-Georges, and Jean-Marc Millot's 17 acres of vineyard holdings are concentrated in Vosne-Romanée, Vougeot, and Echezeaux. Jean-Marc took over the domaine in 1990, but has had most of the Grand Cru sites since only 1998. (His wife was an heir to the old Louis Gouroux domaine.) His wines are the epitome of elegance, purity, and understatement, with a beautiful sense of finesse, harmony and overall balance.

Jean-Marc Millot

Jean-Marc Millot

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    2007 Côte de Nuits Villages "Aux Faulques" ­ Domaine Jean-Marc Millot >>

  • From a four-acre monopole in the village of Comblanchien. Another beautiful wine from one of Burgundy's masters of understatement and elegance. "Unusually elegant for the appellation. Rich, round and utterly delicious." Allen Meadows, Burghound.

    2007 Echezeaux ­ Domaine Jean-Marc Millot >>

  • From 2.5 acres in the best sections of this large Grand Cru. This is simply one of the best values in Grand Cru Burgundy on the planet. "Sexy, delicious, and mouth coating, with good mid-palate concentration and a precise, powerful and energetic finish." Allen Meadows, Burghound

    2007 Vosne - Romanée les Suchots 1er Cru $75 >>

  • From a .29 ha parcel raised in 25% new wood. An elegant nose that possesses more obvious layers as well as more natural spice elements gives way to supple, round and pure medium-bodied flavors that are textured and quite forward, all wrapped in a balanced, delicious, sappy and vibrant finish. Lovely.

    2007 Grands Echezeaux $135 >>

  • From a .2 ha parcel immediately below Poulaillères in Echézeaux. A background hint of wood highlights the spicy and layered earthy red berry fruit aromas that dissolve into delicious, powerful and supple flavors that remain impressively focused while delivering excellent finishing length and complexity. It’s very pure and will be approachable on the early side, at least by the standards of one of Burgundy’s longest lived grands crus.