
Located in Burgundy , more precisely in Pommard, Domaine AF Gros was created by Anne-Françoise Gros. Today, one of the most prestigious wineries in the region, this estate offers wines produced in different appellations, including Grands Crus and Premiers Crus. The owners operate a vineyard located between Pommard and Vosne-Romanée, the land of predilection for the great... Read more
Located in Burgundy , more precisely in Pommard, Domaine AF Gros was created by Anne-Françoise Gros. Today, one of the most prestigious wineries in the region, this estate offers wines produced in different appellations, including Grands Crus and Premiers Crus. The owners operate a vineyard located between Pommard and Vosne-Romanée, the land of predilection for the great reds of the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune.
Created in 1988, the Domaine AF Gros was founded by Anne-Françoise Gros after having inherited a part of the vineyard from her father Jean Gros. Anne-Françoise Gros comes from a well established family. The name Gros in fact refers to a mosaic of estates: Domaine Gros Frère et Sœur, Domaine Michel Gros, Domaine Anne Gros and Domaine AF Gros. These come from the original estate of Domaine Louis Gros, father of Jean Gros.
Since the creation of Domaine AF Gros, the wines are vinified by Anne-Françoise's husband François Parent, originally from Pommard. Today the vineyard covers around 10 hectares made up of Anne-Françoise' share of Domaine Jean Gros, land bought or rented in and around Vosne-Romanée as well as her husband' share of Domaine Parent.
Today, two of the three childrens of this winegrower couple are in charge of the estate. Caroline ensures the management, development as well as the marketing of the estate's wines. Her brother Mathias is in charge of the vinification.
Owning some of the best terroirs in Burgundy, Domaine AF Gros is renowned for its prestigious cuvées, an authentic expression of Pinot Noir. Always in search of excellence, Gros-Parent family produces great wines from Burgundy with elegance and remarkable finesse.
Different grape varieties are planted in the vineyards of Domaine AF Gros, notably Pinot Noir and Gamay. The viticulture is carried out according to traditional techniques, in lutte raisonnée and respecting the principles of sustainable agriculture. In order to optimize the yields and the vigour of the vines, François Parent and his son Mathias give a special attention to the vineyard notably favouring a selective pruning. If necessary, they carry out leaf thinning and green harvest. The wine-growing methods of the estate include also extensive tillage by plowing. On certain parts of the vineyard, they practice the principle of sexual confusion.
After the manual harvest, the grape bunches are brought to the premises of the estate located in Beaune. Following a 100% destemming, the winemaker of the estate proceeds to a cold maceration for 4 or 5 days with pumping over to oxygenate the maximum of must. The wines then undergo malolactic fermentation in barrels.
The wines are aged in French oak barrels between 12 to 18 months. This stage takes 12 months for the Village appellations, the new barrels of which represent 50% on average of the total. The Premiers Crus are aged for 15 months in oak barrels from which 65% are new. Whereas the Grands Crus of the estate are aged for 18 months exclusively in new oak barrels.
Domaine AF Gros produces Burgundy Grands Crus among its wine range:
In addition to the Burgundy Grands Crus, Domaine AF Gros produces other appellations like the Pommard Premier Cru, notably:
Other appellations are produced at the domaine, notably:

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