Cuvée from a single plot (monopole), from one of the 11 vineyard sites of the winery in the Brouilly appellation. Exceptionally steep location, located behind the château. The granite soil gives the wines from this terroir elegance and length. The vines are on average 60 years old. Bright ruby red in the glass. On the nose, notes of sweet spices, ripe red fruits and dried flowers. A full aroma bomb on the palate with a basket of red and black fruits. Lots of fullness and length.

James Suckling: “The deep black-cherry character is married to concentrated fine tannins and a whiff of smoke, this combination making a serious statement about what Brouilly can do. Impressively mineral palate with a very long, structured finish that needs some time to achieve ideal drinking harmony. Sustainable. Drinkable

now, but best from 2024.”