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Amour Vache 2023
Vin Noé - Jonathan Purcell€23.00A subtle, highly successful blend of Gamay and Aligoté grapes.
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Ousia Rosé 2023
Clos Bateau€23.00"For quite a bit Ousia is part of the family range of Clos Bateau. One of the creative wines we decided to make. We like to brainstorm and come up with different ideas. Not only what the taste can be like but also the visual aspect. Then the idea of Ousia came to us, we had this idea of freshness and fruitiness of the direct press from the gamay and chardonnay, but we also wanted to have a little bit more structure to it. That’s when we decided to do a press direct of gamay and chardonnay and include whole bunch chardonnay in the tank to have a small maceration. It turned out to be a perfect marriage."
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Beaujolais-Lantignié "CROIX PEN(N)ET" 2023
Clos Bateau€24.00"When we look from our house to the mountain direction Regnie-Durette, there is a parcel of almost a half hectare that belongs to us. It’s quite funny because half of it is Regnie and the other side is Lantignie. Both villages calls it Croix Pennet, but only Lantignié uses 2 times the n. The exposition is south facing and it’s full of big granite rocks. It’s a terroir specific and every year this parcellaire wine have this Croix Pen(n)et taste which is hard to explain. We do some longer macerations, and we age 70% on Burgundy barrels."
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Sauvage 2023
Clos Bateau€26.00"Unfortunatly we didn’t launched our special cuvée sauvage last year. But we’re happy to announce that we can offer Sauvage ’23. It’s from our famous parcelle sauvage, which was abandoned for couple a of years before we arrive. This means special grapes but incredibly low yield: 6 HL/ha. Long aging of 10 months in fiberglass which expresses the terroir quit amazing."
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Bourgogne Rouge "Saint Martin" 2022
Clair Obscur€27.00BOURGOGNE PINOT NOIR "Saint Martin", acquired in 2019 with a group of friends, this parcel of almost 1 hectare has the particularity of being on a brown clay terroir mixed with rolled pebbles, most probably from an ancient river in the commune of Santenay. It was already organically and biodynamically farmed when we acquired it.
