Caisse découverte - Bourgogne
Description
Domaine de La Pousse d'Or has embodied the excellence of the Volnay and Santenay terroirs since the 19th century, renowned for a precise and plot-by-plot approach to its premier crus.
Domaine Jean & Sébastien Dauvissat , one of the major references of Chablis, perpetuates a centuries-old family tradition entirely focused on the purity of Chardonnay and the expression of historic climates.
Domaine Faiveley , founded in 1825, is one of the greatest heritages of Burgundy, combining tradition, innovation and an exceptional mastery of very plot-by-plot winemaking.
Domaine Henri Gouges , an emblematic pioneer of Nuits-Saint-Georges, has built a reputation for rigor and for producing some of the most sought-after wines for aging in the Côte de Nuits.
Finally, Jean-Marc Millot , an increasingly sought-after estate, quickly established itself thanks to an ultra-careful approach to the grapes and a constant search for purity and balance.
Notes and pairings
Notes and pairings
Tasting notes
The Clos Tavannes 2021 offers a fine nose of fresh cherry, peony and warm stone, with a taut, elegant palate of great precision.
The 2018 Montmains reveals aromas of ripe lemon, oyster shell, chalk powder and fennel, with a long, saline finish.
The Marsannay Es Chezots 2020 seduces with its notes of raspberry, sweet spices and violet, enveloped in a full and silky texture.
The Nuits-Saint-Georges 2022 Gouges displays deep aromas of blackcurrant, morello cherry and undergrowth, supported by a firm structure and a brilliant freshness.
The Aux Faulques 2020 Millot is distinguished by an airy bouquet blending wild strawberry, rose and sweet spices, with a delicate palate of remarkable balance.
The Les Preuses 2017 impresses with its complexity: candied citrus, white flowers, flint, fine herbs, all carried by a masterful salinity.
Producer
Producer
– Santenay & Côte de Beaune: marl-limestone soils and gently sloping exposures bringing finesse and tension.
– Chablis: historic Kimmeridgian terroirs, rich in marine fossils, which give Montmains and Les Preuses an incomparable minerality.
– Marsannay: soils of marl and limestone scree giving fragrant and fresh reds.
– Nuits-Saint-Georges & Côtes de Nuits: lands of hard limestone and deep clays producing structured, complex and elongated wines.
The team's opinion
A rare and exemplary selection that reveals the finesse of Burgundy's terroirs: crystalline tension in Chablis, floral elegance in Côte de Beaune and velvety depth in Côte de Nuits.
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Serving temperature 15-16°C
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Climax 2025 à 2035