2022 La Soeur Cadette, Bourgogne Rouge
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🍇 Grape: Pinot Noir
🌍 Country: France
📍 Region: Burgundy
🍃 Viticulture practice: Organic
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La Soeur Cadette is one of Burgundy’s most exciting natural wine producers, founded by Valentin Montanet in Vézelay. With a focus on organic farming and minimal intervention winemaking, Valentin crafts wines that are pure, fresh, and expressive of their terroir. The domaine has built a strong reputation for producing honest, vibrant wines that showcase the lesser-known terroirs of Burgundy, particularly in the Vézelay region.
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