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Region : Burgundy, Fixin harvest
Classification : Generic
Color : Red
Variety of grape: Pinot noir
Land – soil : Clay-limestone
Age of the vines: 30 years
Area : 0 ha 52
Production : 3000 bottles
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2007 vintage :
A bright carmine-red colour. An open nose revealing notes of undergrowth, flowers (violets) and spices (vanilla). A full and charming wine on the palate with a hint of strength and minerality, which determines its character. The finish is perfectly balanced between freshness and sweetness.
Ideal with: veal filet mignon, stewed beef.
Harvest: 11th September 2009
2006 vintage :
Harvest on October 2nd, complete destemming, vatting for 15 days. Maturing for 18 months partially in oak barrels and partially in stainless steel tanks. A rather light, but bright garnet red colour. A delicate, yet wild bouquet with subtle notes of liquorice. A fresh attack on the palate and an exhilarant body with hints of red fruits.
Food matching: grilled meat, lamb, Burgundy fondue.
Aging potential: 5/6 years
2002 vintage:
comments by J.P RENARD tasting trainer at the BIVB.
A wine with a classical ruby red robe, a pleasant nose of stone fruits (cherries, plums) which after breathing evolves towards wilder and more spicy aromas. The palate, dominated by still firm tannins, is excellently sustained and its length is very noticeable. Keeping this wine for 2 to 3 years should enable all its potential to be revealed. It will then go well with terrines, poultry livers and white meats.
Serving temperature: 17 °
Preserving: 5/8 years |
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