Color: Beautiful pale gold color.
Nose: Open, straightforward, flattering with lime and white flowers notes.
Palate: It has good minerality, which time will make smoother and mellower.
Chardonnay
Sheltered by spectacular cliffs, the Saint-Romain appellation is the highest vineyard in the Côte de Beaune (between 280 and 400 metres). Saint-Romain, which was originally presented as a wine from the Hautes-Côtes de Beaune, obtained its own village appellation in 1947. The appellation covers about 97 hectares, including 70 hectares for the whites. The vines occupy a sloping site where they benefit from excellent soils. This blend of limestones and marls includes patches of clay which especially suit the Chardonnay grape
Hand-picking, grape sorting, pneumatic pressing then light settling before slow fermentation in oak barrels with regular stirring, and ageing in oak barrels for 12 months.