Owned by the family since 1908, this Clos has always been a jewel of the village. In 1507, it was part of the Royal Estate. Its name derives from the old Burgundian patois word ‘boucho’, meaning ‘bush’, or from ‘bouchure’, meaning a dividing hedge. Its location on the border between Pommard and Beaune explains this name.
LOCATION
At the northern end of Pommard, on the outskirts of Beaune. This vineyard is bordered to the west by Le Clos des Mouches, and to the south and east by Les Petits Epenots.
ALTITUDE
255 meters
SOIL
Clay-limestone, marl
TASTING
AGEING
5 to 20 years
AVERAGE AGE OF THE VINES
38 years
FOOD AND WINE PAIRINGS
Red meat (beef steaks or grilled beef ribs), game meat, cheeses (Epoisses, Brillat-Savarin with truffles), dark chocolate desserts.
WHEN SHOULD YOU ENJOY THIS BOTTLE?
Select the vintage of your bottle to find out its ageing potential and ideal drinking window.
