The 2017 Domaine Georges Lignier Bonnes Mares Pinot Noir is a red wine produced in the renowned region of Burgundy, specifically from the Cote de Nuits sub-region in the Chambolle Musigny appellation. This wine hails from the esteemed Bonnes Mares sub-appellation and is crafted by Domaine Georges Lignier. The wine is sealed with a cork and has an alcohol content of 13.5%.

The 2017 vintage of this Pinot Noir has garnered attention for its distinctive qualities and expert craftsmanship. The grapes for this wine come from a 0.24-hectare block on the Chambolle side of the grand cru, a location known for its iron-rich red soils, which are said to have more in common with Morey-St-Denis, according to Benoît Stehly, the winemaker.

Fermentation for this vintage was conducted with 30% whole bunches, a technique that has contributed to the wine's current profile. The wine is described as meaty and a bit reductive at this stage, but it shows promise with its underlying fruit characteristics. The fruit is noted for being supple, plush, and textured, complemented by glossy tannins and the influence of 40% new wood.

Decanter, a respected wine publication, awarded this wine a score of 94 points. In their review, dated November 6, 2018, they highlighted the wine's attributes, stating, "Benoît Stehly's 0.24ha block is on the Chambolle side of the grand cru - as nearly everyone's is - but he says the iron-rich red soils have more in common with Morey-St-Denis. Fermented with 30% whole bunches, this is meaty and a little reductive right now, but the underlying fruit is supple, plush and textured, with glossy tannins and stylish 40% new wood."

The 2017 Domaine Georges Lignier Bonnes Mares Pinot Noir is a wine that reflects the expertise of its producer and the unique terroir of its origin. It is a promising vintage that balances traditional techniques with modern winemaking practices, making it a noteworthy choice for enthusiasts and collectors alike.