A free-spirited, dashing Pommard. More floral than massive, with remarkable energy. A wine with character, but without stiffness.

A mid-slope terroir, very stony, which brings tension and verticality to a Pommard that is more subtle than expected. Precise on the palate, with serious but polished tannins, notes of morello cherry and fine spices.

In the lower part of the village of Pommard, Clos des Roses is bordered by the village river. The wine is spicy and smooth, with supple tannins.

The Pommard 1er Cru Les Epenots 2023 reveals the nobility of this legendary climate: a deep, gravelly-clay terroir that always produces structured yet incredibly refined wines. The 2023 offers dense flesh, vibrant black fruit, and an almost saline finish that is the hallmark of great Pommards. The aging potential is enormous: this is clearly a wine that will develop over twenty years without batting an eyelid.