Bright deep purple colour. On the nose, it develops powerful aromas of red berries, cherry and raspberry enhanced by toasted and spicy nuances. Well-balanced, it is powerful and fullbodied with concentrated aromas of fruit and liquorice. Ripe tannins give a velvety texture to it.
To be served on a nice piece of Charolais beef, braised ham or an Epoisses cheese.
- climate
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The region is at the confluence of three major influences: southerly, oceanic and continental. These unique conditions have, over time, dictated the choice of varietal. The climate of the Bourgogne winegrowing region is mainly temperate, and has a positive influence on vine growing.
- soil
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Chalk and clay, stones, mid-slope, facing East. Vines are over 35 years old.
- vinification
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Hand-harvested, the grapes partly destemmed have fermented during 16 days and the wine has been matured in French oak for 14 months.