Production areaLocated in the Côte de Beaune, between Beaune and Volnay, Pommard marks the spot where the “Côte” sinks slightly toward Autun. The lower portion is made up of ancient alluvial deposits while the mid-slope region consists of clay-limestone soils that are well-drained due to gravel made up of rocky debris. Higher still, Oxfordian (Jurassic) marls along with brown calcic and limestone soils can be found. Iron oxide gives a reddish hue to the soil in certain areas. Eastern and souther exposure. Altitude : between 250 and 330 metres.
OriginsLocated on a gentle south-eastern facing slope, this is considered to be the softest of Pommard wines.
Varietal100% Pinot Noir
Tasting notesCOLOUR : Beautiful, deep ruby in colour.
NOSE : Aromas of black fruits.
PALATE : Round texture, delicate structure. The tannins will require a few years of bottle ageing.
Vinification and maturingThe grapes were handpicked and manually sorted as soon as they arrived at the winery. Vinification took place in wooden vats and the wine was aged in oak barrels for 14 months (25% new oak).
Food and wine pairingPerfect with beefsteak, furred or feathered game, stewed poultry and cheeses like Epoisses, l'ami du Chambertin, Nuits d'Or or Comté.
Serving suggestions14 to 16°C
Ageing potential8 to 10 years
