1983 Confuron Deville - Échezeaux Grand Cru - 1 Bottle (0.75L)

This bottle of Échézeaux Grand Cru vintage 1983 is a prestigious red wine from the Côte de Nuits in Burgundy in standard format. The main cream-colored label is clearly legible, topped with a red coat of arms representing a heraldic wax seal, with the explicit mention of the controlled appellation and the signature of S. Confuron-Deville, owner in Vosne-Romanée (Côte-d'Or). This exceptional grand cru comes from traditional single-vineyard aging that exclusively highlights Pinot Noir, which brings fine aromatic elegance and highly sought-after structural complexity. The object has a total height of 30 cm and a gross weight of 1400 grams on the scale. Regarding conservation, the dark glass of the Bourgogne-style bottle shows a thin layer of authentic cellar dust. The main label as well as the neck collar indicating the 1983 vintage are intact and perfectly affixed, displaying natural yellowing and some light border grime due to storage, with no significant tearing. The red metal capsule is original and topped with a green Récoltant-type tax stamp featuring the official D.G.I. mentions and the 75 cl capacity. The liquid level sits approximately 3.5 cm below the capsule, which constitutes an excellent storage level—particularly high and sound for a Burgundy bottle over forty years old.