Domaine Anne Gros's Bourgogne Pinot Noir is the estate's entry-level offering, providing accessible wine from one of Vosne-Romanee's most celebrated addresses at a regional classification price. The wine draws on holdings outside the village appellations, typically from the Hautes Cotes de Nuits where the domaine grows fruit at higher elevation. The production philosophy applied here mirrors that of the estate's more prestigious wines: organic-leaning viticulture, careful selection and gentle extraction to preserve freshness and aromatic purity.

The 2022 Burgundy vintage was warm and generous, delivering Pinot Noir across the regional classification tier of excellent colour, ripe fruit and soft tannin structure that makes the current release immediately accessible. For regional Bourgogne from a Vosne-Romanee producer with confirmed grand cru holdings, the vintage quality advantage over a typical commercial blend is meaningful: the fruit source and farming philosophy translate into a wine of genuine Cote de Nuits character rather than a generic varietal expression.

Anne Gros's Bourgogne Pinot Noir serves a practical function in the domaine's range: it provides buyers who cannot obtain or afford the village, premier cru or grand cru releases with a legitimate entry point to the house style. For collectors building a cellar or wine list around a specific producer, the regional bottling is an instructive companion to the more serious wines, demonstrating how the same winemaker's touch expresses itself at the base of the range.

Drink now through 2027. Pair with charcuterie, roast chicken, light game or moderate cheese. Serve at 15 degrees Celsius in a broad glass.

Clear ruby with a bright edge. Fresh red cherry, raspberry and a light floral note with a mineral thread from the elevated terroir. The palate is light-to-medium bodied with fine, clean tannins, lively acidity and a pleasant, direct finish. Honest and enjoyable regional Pinot Noir from a great address.