Maranges La Fussiere 1er Cru Rouge Domaine Matrot, 2023

Maranges La Fussière 1er Cru Rouge 2023 from Domaine Matrot is a classic red Burgundy that showcases the finesse and charm of the Maranges appellation. Crafted by one of the Côte de Beaune’s respected family domaines, it offers a compelling mix of purity, structure, and village-to-premier-cru pedigree.

Tasting Notes
Expect a vibrant ruby colour in the glass, with a fragrant nose of red cherry, wild strawberry, and subtle floral tones, lifted by hints of spice and earth. On the palate, it is likely to be fresh and precise, with fine tannins, lively acidity, and a balanced, savoury finish that reflects the elegance of Burgundy. This Premier Cru should develop well over the medium term, gaining more complexity with a few years in bottle as the fruit softens and the earthy, mineral notes come forward.

Production
Sourced from La Fussière, one of the best-known Premier Cru sites in Maranges, the wine benefits from the limestone-rich soils and cooler climate of the southern Côte de Beaune. Domaine Matrot is known for careful vineyard work and restrained, terroir-driven winemaking, typically aiming to preserve freshness, site character, and the natural elegance of Pinot Noir.

Food & Serving
A natural match for roast chicken, duck breast, mushroom dishes, and charcuterie, as well as lighter game and soft cheeses. Serve at around 15–17°C, and consider a short decant if opened young to allow the aromatics to unfold.

Producer
Domaine Matrot is a long-established family producer in Burgundy, with a strong reputation for producing refined, terroir-focused wines from the Côte de Beaune. The estate is widely respected for its consistent quality and for expressing the character of its vineyards with clarity and balance.

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