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PRODUCT TYPE: Wine
About this wineMarsannay is where Bruno Clair's family story began, and the domaine bottles several of its lieux-dits separately, La Charme aux Prêtres among them: Pinot Noir on the limestone and clay of the northern Côte, farmed sustainably, hand-harvested, destemmed...
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About this wineBourgogne Côte Chalonnaise is the regional appellation for the hills south of Chagny, and Domaine de Villaine bottles it by lieu-dit: La Fortune, a parcel of Pinot Noir on clay-limestone near Bouzeron. Organic farming since 1986, hand harvest,...
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About this wineRully's premiers crus sit on the limestone slopes of the Côte Chalonnaise, and Les Champs Cloux gives Domaine de Villaine its most structured red: Pinot Noir farmed organically, hand-harvested, fermented with a share of whole clusters and indigenous...
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About this wineThe Cadel family revived the Tour Saint-Hilaire estate in Fontaines, between Mercurey and Rully, and Valentin Cadel made his first vintage in 2021. Les Grands Quartiers 2022 is Pinot Noir from a friend's organically farmed vineyard at Couches,...
PRODUCT TYPE: Wine
About this wineFontaines sits in the heart of the Côte Chalonnaise, and the Tour Saint-Hilaire estate, a historic property brought back to life by the Cadel family, farms its own parcels there amid vineyards, meadows and forest. Cuvée Monopole is...
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About this wineThe 2023 Caroline Morey Santenay Premier Cru La Comme comes from the vineyard at the northern edge of Santenay that runs into Chassagne-Montrachet, where Caroline Morey's parcel of Pinot Noir borders the premier cru Les Embazées. Caroline is...
PRODUCT TYPE: Wine
About this wineThe 2023 Caroline Morey Santenay Rouge is the entry to a domaine that has become one of the most sought-after addresses in Chassagne-Montrachet. The Pinot Noir vines sit in Le Chainey, in the southern sector of Santenay, quite...
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About this wineRegional Bourgogne is where a domaine shows its hand, and Nicolas Rossignol's comes from serious ground: about three hectares of village-classified parcels on the lower, flatter land of Volnay and Pommard, brown clay and silt over rock, vines...
