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Hautes Côtes de Beaune "Puits de Chaux" 2023
Clair Obscur€32.00BOURGOGNE HAUTES COTES DE BEAUNE "Puits de Chaux", parcel located on the plateau in the commune of Volnay, where the lime needed to build stone walls was extracted. The limestone is very white, combined with red clay, producing very fine, delicate Pinot Noirs.
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Le Petit Têtu 2023
Berrux Jean-Marie€32.00Chardonnay on limestone, vinified without make-up. A straightforward white, lively and saline, with good tension. The kind of bottle that awakens the taste buds and makes you want to come back to the table.
Limited to 2 bottles per person
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Chablis Terroirs de Béru 2022
De Béru Athènaïs€32.00The aim of this cuvée is to reproduce as sincerely as possible the character of the wines produced on the hill of Béru. It is a blend of the estate's different parcels, whose common features are, first and foremost, their altitude, their northern location in the Chablis vineyard and the strong presence of Kimmeridgian limestone in the soils.
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Piemonte Dolcetto 2023
Recchione Jérémy€32.00Terroir in the foothills of the Capriato d'Orba commune. Clay-limestone terroir at an altitude of 220 meters. The Dolcetto grapes are destemmed and left to macerate for 48 hours on skins. This is followed by slow pressing to extract the noblest material. Half of the wine is fermented in stainless steel tanks and half in Burgundy barrels made by cooper Chassin for 9 months. A ruby-colored wine with notes of red fruit, elegant and fine.
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Maranges 2022
Maison En Belles Lies€32.00Nose of black fruit (blackberry, blackcurrant, sloe), fresh, clean mouth, brilliant color, precise finish. Fifteen months' ageing in oak barrels have softened the tannins and produced a pleasant suavity.
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Marsannay 2023
Pataille Sylvain€33.00A classic from the domaine. More structured than the Bourgogne, with a lovely intensity of fruit, a floral touch and a fine structure. Already very pleasing young, it will gain in complexity with 2-3 years of cellaring.
