The red wines of Domaine Anne Gros, made primarily from the Pinot Noir grape variety, pair elegantly with refined gastronomic cuisine. The village and premier cru appellations are a wonderful match for a beef tenderloin in sauce, duck with cherries, or a platter of aged cheeses. The grand crus such as Richebourg or Échézeaux call for exceptional dishes: black truffle, feathered game, or Bresse poultry in a creamy sauce.