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Mâcon Cruzille Manganite 2022
Clos des vignes du Maynes€49.00C’est certainement ici que le Gamay à petit grain donne ce qu’il a de meilleur sur cette sélection parcellaire « Manganite ». Les arômes épicés, poivrés, de bouquet garni (thym, laurier…) et de petits fruits rouges sont tout à fait remarquables. Nous vous conseillons de l’ouvrir 1 heure avant le service ou de le carafer afin d’en apprécier tout son potentiel.
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Saint Romain blanc "en Chevrot" 2023
Petit Roy - Seiichi Saito€53.00Limited to 3 bottles per customer
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Cuvée Léandre 2022 - 30 mois d'élevage
Clos des vignes du Maynes€55.00Don't miss the incredible Cuvée Léandre. A UFO aged for 30 months, available in tiny quantities.
A magnificent parcel of Chardonnay located at 400m altitude on the edge of the forest, facing south, on 4 to 5 m of Jurassic limestone scree.
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Aloxe-Corton 2023
Maison En Belles Lies€56.00The red clay soil, dotted with round limestone pebbles, gives this authentic Pinot Noir its distinctive character. It is a wine full of strength and vitality that will need a few years to reach its full potential. The nose offers straightforward aromas of ripe red fruit, peony, violet, and red rose; the palate is chocolatey and spicy, with a long finish. A wine for aging.
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Monthelie Rouge "Les Sous Courts" 2023
Skyaasen€56.00A delicate, subtle Monthélie. Fine, slender on the palate, with lovely powdery tannins. Don't wait too long to drink it: it's a wine for immediate pleasure.
Maximum one bottle per customer
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Morey Saint Denis Clos Solon 2023
Arlaud Cyprien€59.00The Morey-Saint-Denis appellation is one of the smallest in the Côte de Nuits in terms of area, covering a total of about 100 hectares. It is nonetheless rich in climats, with 20 Premiers Crus and 5 Grands Crus. Clos Solon is a vineyard plot with several distinct geological formations, making it particularly interesting to vinify separately from other cuvées.
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Nuits Saint Georges 2023
Arlaud Cyprien€59.00Cyprien Arlaud’s Nuits-Saint-Georges is made from grapes grown in several specific vineyard sites, all located north of the town: “Chouillet,” “Charmottes,” and “Argillats.” The grapes are hand-harvested. The harvest is sorted by hand on a sorting table. The grapes are transferred to the vats by gravity. Fermentation takes place in open vats. Spontaneous fermentation is carried out by the yeasts naturally present on the berries. Long pressing, indigenous yeasts. Vinification lasts between 20 and 25 days.
