Description
History
David Moreau is a young winemaker who graduated in 2009 and runs the family Domaine, after gaining valuable work experience in New Zealand and in various French Domaines. The Domaine cultivates 5 hectares of vines mainly in Santenay, from regional appellations to 1er Cru, with an approach that respects the environment and the integrity of the grapes. The work in the cellar is meticulous and checked daily. The red wines are characterized by great purity, freshness and fine tannins, while the white wines are pure, taut, mineral and respectful of the characteristics of the different terroirs.
Production method
The Pinot Noir winemaking process in Burgundy follows rigorous techniques to enhance the unique characteristics of the grape. The grapes are harvested by hand and the bunches are selected in the vineyard to guarantee the quality of the final product. The grapes are pressed and fermented in oak vats for an average period of 10 to 15 days. During this process the must is stirred regularly to extract the tannins and aromas from the skins.
After fermentation, the wine is transferred to French oak barrels for malolactic fermentation and refinement, which always lasts an average of 12 to 18 months. During this period, the wine is tasted regularly to assess its development and potential.
Once the wine is mature, it is bottled and left to age for a few months before being marketed.
Alcohol content
12.5%
Tasting notes
Light ruby color with clear aromas of mineral, small red fruits and rose petals. In the mouth it is harmonious, elegant and long.
Possible combinations
It goes perfectly with red meats, poultry, soft cheeses, mushroom and truffle dishes.
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