Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier is one of Burgundy’s most admired domaines — known for crafting wines of purity, delicacy, and emotional depth. Based in Chambolle-Musigny, the estate’s hallmark is a feather-light touch in both the vineyard and cellar. The goal is simple: preserve fragrance, clarity, and texture.
The 2012 vintage in Burgundy is cherished for producing wines of purity, intensity, and stunning transparency. Yields were tiny, concentration was high, and the best domaines made deeply expressive wines with superb aging potential.
For Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier, 2012 is one of the most exciting vintages of the decade.
Bonnes-Mares is a Grand Cru known for its power, mineral grip, and dark-fruited depth, yet Mugnier interprets it with his signature touch: precision, aromatic lift, and elegance over force. It’s a style that sets him apart from every other producer in the vineyard.
This wine bridges two worlds — the structure and gravitas Bonnes-Mares is famous for, and the finesse and perfume that define Mugnier. Expect dark cherry, blackberry, rose petal, violets, and crushed stone, all wrapped in a tense, beautifully refined frame.
Nearly fifteen years on, it’s still youthful, composed, and gaining complexity with air. A rare chance to experience Mugnier’s most powerful bottling in a vintage that suits him perfectly.
