2022 Domaine Simon Bize Savigny-Lès-Beaune "Aux Grands Liards", Burgundy, France
ABOUT THIS WINE
The vines in this parcel have the particular feature of having been planted progressively by three different generations at the domain, in 1939, 1950 and 1979.
Several of the oldest vines will be replanted in 2019.
Surface : 1,60 hectare
Soil composed of limestone and red, pebbly clay.
This wine features a beautiful tannic structure, a rather masculine profile, and a wonderful sense of balance in each vintage.
Very well suited for aging, this is a perfect example of the wines from Savigny-lès-Beaune.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
The winery’s history begins in 1880 in Savigny-lès-Beaune. Since then many generations have followed, each contributing its own developments and knowledge to establish Domaine Bize as it is today. In 1880, the great grandfather Simon Bize owned a few vineyard parcels. It was a difficult period in viticulture, as all of the work in the vines was done by hand. In 1918, the grandfather, also named Simon Bize, assumed management of the winery, buying new vineyard parcels. With the help of a horse for plowing and new agricultural equipment, vineyard work became less tedious.
In 1950, the father Simon Bize undertook a decisive transformation of the domain. An excellent winemaker, he decided to bottle and sell his own wine, believing firmly in the importance of the relationship between ‘the winemaker and his/her clients.’ His savoir-faire permitted him to establish a client network of both private individuals and restaurateurs. The quality of his wine was recognized and appreciated by experts and connoisseurs. In 1972, Patrick Bize further developed his father’s goals. He built a cuverie, expanded the barrel cellars, and bought new parcels to offer a new, more extensive range of wines. 2013 marked the passing of Patrick Bize. His wife Chisa, his sister Marielle, and the entire team carry on Patrick’s ever-present goal of pursuing quality through careful and exacting work in the vines, working in harmony with nature, and striving to ensure the domain’s future in a healthy environment.
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ABOUT THIS WINE
The vines in this parcel have the particular feature of having been planted progressively by three different generations at the domain, in 1939, 1950 and 1979.
Several of the oldest vines will be replanted in 2019.
Surface : 1,60 hectare
Soil composed of limestone and red, pebbly clay.
This wine features a beautiful tannic structure, a rather masculine profile, and a wonderful sense of balance in each vintage.
Very well suited for aging, this is a perfect example of the wines from Savigny-lès-Beaune.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
The winery’s history begins in 1880 in Savigny-lès-Beaune. Since then many generations have followed, each contributing its own developments and knowledge to establish Domaine Bize as it is today. In 1880, the great grandfather Simon Bize owned a few vineyard parcels. It was a difficult period in viticulture, as all of the work in the vines was done by hand. In 1918, the grandfather, also named Simon Bize, assumed management of the winery, buying new vineyard parcels. With the help of a horse for plowing and new agricultural equipment, vineyard work became less tedious.
In 1950, the father Simon Bize undertook a decisive transformation of the domain. An excellent winemaker, he decided to bottle and sell his own wine, believing firmly in the importance of the relationship between ‘the winemaker and his/her clients.’ His savoir-faire permitted him to establish a client network of both private individuals and restaurateurs. The quality of his wine was recognized and appreciated by experts and connoisseurs. In 1972, Patrick Bize further developed his father’s goals. He built a cuverie, expanded the barrel cellars, and bought new parcels to offer a new, more extensive range of wines. 2013 marked the passing of Patrick Bize. His wife Chisa, his sister Marielle, and the entire team carry on Patrick’s ever-present goal of pursuing quality through careful and exacting work in the vines, working in harmony with nature, and striving to ensure the domain’s future in a healthy environment.
