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When Gérard Bertrand first came to this place in 1997, he felt such a deep sense of inner peace and connection that he decided to make a wine right here that would absorb and tran.
At the Ducourts, everyone takes their share of responsibility: father Philippe in the vineyards, son Jérémy in the winery.
Sold as early as the 16th century, it was prized at the tables of France's kings.
Grands Echézeaux is one of the very greatest among the Grands Crus of the Côte de Nuits.
The domaine's vineyards are located in the municipality of Gervans, north of Tain l'Hermitagede Rour have been family-owned since 1996.
Exciting, full-bodied Côte Rôtie, grown on the breathtakingSteep terraces at the northernmost end of the Rhône region. Ruby red sparklingColor.
The Corton Grèves Grand Cru is dense and fleshy with soft tannins and harmonious acidity.
With a fragrant bouquet of ripe berries, pepper and spices, the red Prestige immediately makes you want a glass and also keeps what it promises on the palate.
In June, we created a subtle blend from four select 500-liter wooden barrels, the character of which is defined by our Syrah vineyard located directly below the chapel.
Grenache and Syrah marry into a wonderfully uncomplicated unit. Sweet cherry, mint and black pepper on the nose. Nice fullness and extract sweetness on the palate.
The grape variety Marselan is a new breed from the varieties Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache Noir.
Domaine de Thalabert matured in oak barrels for over a year and impresses with its complex, intense and varied bouquet.
Deep ruby red. Aromas of ripe red berries and blackberries with subtle hints of vanilla beans and cocoa beans.
Wonderfully structured with a dense body and elegant, silky fruit aromas of strawberries and plums as well as hints of almonds. Filigree and complex with a round tannin structure.
This red Bergerac was vinified from the classic Bordeaux grape varieties Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Deep purple in the glass.
The 2020 vintage in the Languedoc was one of the earliest ripening vintages in recent years. Nevertheless, the summer was not as dry as in 2019.
Color: dense, shiny ruby redFragrance: racy bouquet of great aromatic depth and complexity, revealing a Syrah full of finesse with lots of black fruit, sweet spices and fine woody.
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