Santenay is a village in the Côte de Beaune sub-region of Burgundy, France, known for its Pinot Noir wines. The 1er Cru "Beaurepaire" vineyard is a Premier Cru site, situated at a high elevation with limestone and clay soils. Wines from this site, including those from Domaine Antoine Olivier, are generally considered to be of a very high standard. 

• Appearance: A beautiful, brilliant, and often dark cherry-red color. 

• Aroma: Expect a highly perfumed and delicate nose. Primary aromas are dominated by red fruits like cherry and strawberry, often accompanied by notes of black fruits such as blackberry. There are also nuanced hints of earthy minerality and subtle spice, with some versions having a delicate toasted note from oak aging.

• Palate: The palate is generally medium-bodied and refined. The fruit flavors are concentrated and elegant, following the aromas with red and black fruit notes. The wine has a silky texture and a firm but supple structure, with fine tannins that provide grip without being aggressive. You can also expect a long and graceful finish with lingering flavors of fruit and spice.

• Structure: This wine is a great example of a Pinot Noir that can be enjoyed both in its youth and after several years of aging. Its well-integrated tannins, balanced acidity, and concentrated fruit give it a strong potential to develop more complex, savory, and leathery notes over time.