This ancient fortified Chateau is dating back to the 12th Century and has remained the property of the same family since its origins. This is today the symbol of the village of Rully, in the Côte Chalonnaise, all in the South of Burgundy.
Rully is a communal appellation from the Côte Chalonnaise made up of 23 Premiers Crus climats. White Rullys spread on a 261 ha area - including 68 ha of Premiers Crus - whereas red Rullys are produced on a 116 ha area of which 28 are Premiers Crus.
The Rully red Pinot Noir vines from the estate plots extend over approximately half a hectare.
They are 25 years old on average and grown on brown clay-loam soils.
Serve ideally at 14-16° C. (57-60°F.).
3 to 5 years.
Harvest took place on September 2021, the 24th in our Rully vineyards.
Grapes were handpicked and carefully sorted, then carried in 16 kg boxes to protect them from crush and compaction.
After being sorted again on the table at their arrival at the winery, the grapes were placed in vats for maceration during 14 to 16 days. Then a cold pre-fermentation stage came for 24 hours and the start of the vinification for around 10 to 14 days.
The vinification continued in thermo-regulated concrete vats with daily pumping over and very few pigeages (cap punching placed at the beginning of fermentation).
Then, the wine was aged for 8 months in oak barrels with 20% new oak.
Light filtration before bottling