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Domaine Fernand & Laurent Pillot


Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeot 1er Cru
Chassagne-Montrachet Vide-Bourse 1er Cru
Santenay Les Prarons Dessus”
Because the 19th Century, generations from the Pillot family have cultivated the hills of Chassagne-Montrachet. While dad Fernand is nearing pension, his son Laurent cultivates and harvests almost 14.6 hectares of property spread over 22 different appellations of red & white wines.
The father-and-son team focus tirelessly on maintaining quality using their practices: low yields, minimal usage of fertilizer and strict hygiene. All their wines are vinified and matured in today’s winery but Laurent will pay special focus on maintain with traditional Burgundian methods: barrel fermentation for the whites, minimal stirring from the lees, and ageing the wines in French oak barrels from a number of forests and coopers.

Production Area

France, Burgundy

Vinification

Two parcels of vines in the reduced Rugiens and One parcel in the high Rugiens are combined to create this exceptional Pommard 1er Cru. The most memorable appellation in the Cote de Beaune for Pinot Noir. The Pommard Rugiens offers requested Grand Cru position.
The grapes are hand-picked, transported to your winery, destemmed and placed into tank. After a couple of days of cool maceration, the alcoholic fermentation can be traditionally began with regular cover punching, thus allowing very controlled temp regulations from the fermenting grapes. After that aged in French oak barrels (80-100% fresh). Bottled in the winery after ageing for 18-19 weeks.
The Pommard 1er Cru ‘Rugiens’ is a wine with a lively character.

Taste

Virile, with concentrated cherry and raspberry flavours. After that, changing as time passes to pepper, liquorice and eucalyptus with beautiful soft tannins.

Alcohol

13.5%

Domaine Bertagna

Chambertin Grand Cru
Chambolle Musigny Le Village
Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru
Vougeot 1er Cru – Clos de la Perriére Monopole
Vougeot 1er Cru Blanc – Les Cras
Vougeot Le Community Blanc
Vougeot Le Village Rouge

The vineyards of the historic Domaine Bertagna once belonged to the Cistercian monks, famous for founding Clos de Vougeot in the 13th century. The estate’s cellars and vineyards are still located in the heart of the village nearby the Château and its ancient Chapter House, but the winery is usually today owned by the Reh family. Under the direction of Eva Reh-Siddle, this winemaking dynasty, which has numerous ventures across the globe, has invested significantly in modern technology and vineyard management. Coupled with an emphasis on purity of fruit for all those terroirs and all vintages, the result is usually a collection of elegant, silky wines that are among Burgundy’s most persuasive.
Bertagna produces wines from 18 wonderfully diverse appellations across the region, 12 of which are Grands or Premiers Crus. The estate is perhaps best known for its delicate, exemplary reds, from your regional Hautes Côtes de Nuits to the famous Grands Crus of Chambertin, Clos St. Denis and Clos de Vougeot. It also produces one of the world’s rarest white wines – Vougeot Premier Cru Blanc Les Cras” from your Côte de Nuits. While the estate’s village wines from Vougeot and Chambolle offer an excellent price / quality ratio, the Premier Crus, the Nuits Les Murgers, Chambolle Les Plantes, Vosne Beauxmonts and monopole Vougeot Clos de La Perriere, rival many wines from the finest Burgundy estates.
In the vineyards, early pruning, eco-friendly farming practices and strictly controlled yields result in healthier fruit and, ultimately, enriched aromas and flavors. Grapes are completely destemmed, and following chilly maceration of 3-7 days, fermentation is heat controlled over a three-week period to ensure subtle extraction of flavor and tannins. In the chais (cellar), new, computer-controlled stainless steel fermentation tanks with automatic pigeage devices (for punching down the cap) allows fine extraction without pumping of the must or wine.
The Reh family’s reputation for perfection extends to the barrels. The use of new oak is usually judicious, with a third of the Domaine’s barrels renewed each year. Aging takes place over 15 to 18 months, and the wines are then racked and bottled without fining or filtration after assemblage in the stainless tanks. The wines of Domaine Bertagna are capable for aging gracefully of 20 years or more.

Domaine Antonin Guyon

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Chambolle-Musigny Les Cras
Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru
Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru
Gevrey-Chambertin La Justice
Meursault 1er Cru – Les Charmes Dessus
Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru – Sous Frètille
Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru – Les Pucelles
Savigny-Les Beaune Les Goudelettes
Volnay 1er Cru – Clos des Chènes
Antonin Guyon was relatively mature when he embarked upon his vine-owning trip in the 1960s, purchasing his 1st parcels of property in Burgundy’s Gevrey and Meursault appellations at 55-years aged. Today, Domaine Antonin Guyon is among the most renowned estates, aswell among the largest solitary family-owned wineries, in your community.
Located in Savigny-les-Beaune, this 47 hectare property is currently controlled and managed by Antonin’s sons, Dominique and Michel (remaining). Collectively, they have developed a model winery, creating wines of impeccable quality from 15 different appellations, including a few of the most renowned villages from the Côte d’Or. The largest solitary addition to the family’s holdings arrived in 1970 after Dominique patiently changed hundreds of little parcels from 80 Hautes Cotes de Nuits growers in Meuilley right into a solitary, 22 hectare stop of south-facing vines.
Domaine Antonin Guyon has turned into a firm favourite of wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs worldwide because of its exceptional selection of wines, particularly its Premiers and Grands Crus. The brothers certainly pay painstaking fine detail to quality at every stage in the winemaking procedure. Each wholly-owned vineyard can be impeccably kept, for instance, and, during harvest selecting is performed 100% yourself; the target is to obtain grapes towards the cellars within thirty minutes, where they may be after that sorted for another period. The harvesters will also be intimately acquainted with the vineyards, some taking part for 25 years and even more.
Domaine Antonin Guyon whites are pneumatically bladder-pressed before descending into barrels for fermentation, malolactic and aging. Reds are totally destemmed, and get into huge open top solid wood fermenters to get a four to six 6 day cool maceration, accompanied by a low temperatures fermentation to keep and enhance aromatics. Wines are after that aged for 12 to 1 . 5 years in oak barrels, which just 25% are fresh.

Côtes Du Rhône Artesis Rouge

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Côtes du Rhône Program de Dieu
Gigondas Dentellis
Remain near to the source to be able to better understand the constraints, but also harness its potential.” This maxim manuals Ogier’s concepts in producing a few of the most honored wines in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation. The estate’s vineyards are spread throughout many small valleys, protected in its hallmark circular pebbles and rocks. By reflecting the sun’s high temperature, this stony earth allows grapes to retain remarkable degrees of ripeness to create large-bodied and complicated wines that produce Ogier among the foremost homes in the Rhône Valley.
A lot more than 155 years back, Ogier currently distinguished itself in its drive for perfection by establishing its winery where gushing Artesian wells can be found. They permit the creation of ideal circumstances for ageing, as our Côtes du Rhône Artesis testifies today.

Production Area

Vinification

The grapes are from an array of vineyards situated over the Villafrancien terraces of St. Marcel d’Ardèche, over the hillsides of Avignon and Roquemaure. The terroir is normally an assortment of – Fine sand in the Aigues” valley – and split rocks on slopes from the program de Dieu”. Destemming – crushing – frosty pre-fermentation maceration (12°C) during the period of 4 days.
Your wine is aged in huge oak barrels foudres” (60-80 hectoliter) for a year.
The nose is quite expressive , dominated by spice and garrigue with ample fruit which is revealed following the first approach.

Taste

The palate is silky and full, using a permanent freshness, and silky tannins. An excellent spicy crimson fruit finale.

Alcohol

14%

Conte Brandolini

Count Brandino Brandolini, a native Venetian, grows top quality Cabernet Franc, Refosco and Merlot grapes at his family’s picture-perfect Vistorta and Cordignano estates in the Friuli area of northeast Italy. From these historic properties, he proudly presents Treanni (treh-ahn-ee), or three years,” an inventive red blend uniting select batches of wine from three consecutive vintages.
Much like a painter relies on different hues from a palette to create a work of art, Brandolini judiciously brings together the freshness of a young wine, the complexity and concentration of a two-year-old wine, and the elegance of a mature wine to yield this seamless composition of aroma, flavor and texture. Vibrant and younger, yet captivatingly complex and processed, Treanni is designed to inspire the senses.

Production Area

Italy

High-density, low-yield vineyard plots in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of northeast Italy. The dirt is definitely well-drained and rich in clay and limestone.

Grape Varieties

33% Refosco, 33% Merlot, 34% Cabernet Franc – batches from three separate vintages

Vinification

Each variety is fermented separately using traditional reddish vinification techniques. The batches rest briefly and then assemblage takes place, when the wine is definitely blended together with batches from the previous two vintages. The result is definitely a nonvintage red wine comprising Refosco, Merlot and Cabernet Franc from three consecutive vintages.
Multifacted and captivating, blending new, ripe aromas of reddish and black color berry fruit with deeper notes of dark cherry, plum and spice.

Taste

Palate unites the freshness of ayoung wine with the complexity and elegance of maturing wine.

Alcohol

12.5%

Conte Brandolini


Treanni
Vistorta
Vistorta is a small borgo” within an agricultural estate in the heart of Western Friuli, which has belonged to the Brandolini family since 1780.
Since the 2nd Century A.D. two Roman capitals define the property’s boundaries and are still testimony to Vistorta’s agricultural origins today.
In 1800 Guido Brandolini, after graduating from Padua University, retired to Vistorta and transformed it into a modern and efficient farm estate, with a foresight and investment which is surprising even today.
The villa, the Barchessa (open barn) and the adjoining farm houses are testimony to a very up-to-date conception of farming activity: the fame of its grapes, of its cellars and the quality of its renowned wines go well beyond regional boundaries.
The present day Vistorta estate, which cultivates 220 hectares of land around the villa, has been managed by Brandino Brandolini d’Adda since 1980. A graduate in Agricultural science at the Texas A. & M. University, and following a first wine-making experience in another family-owned estate, Chateau Greysac in Bordeaux, Brandino planned a renovation of the Vistorta estate following the French model, that is by concentrating on one great red wine.
The planting of new grape varieties was begun with the collaboration of Georges Pauli, (wine maker at the Chateau Gruaud Larose) at the end of the 1980s, integrating them with the existing varieties and in so doing, producing very high quality grapes, the decision to use Merlot, a variety originating in Bordeaux and brought to Friuli a century ago, was not made by chance, and It was perfectly suited to the Vistorta terroir”.

Conte Brandolini

Beginning in the mid-1980s, Count number Brandino Brandolini begun to go after his ambitious objective of making world-class Merlot at his family’s picture-perfect 500-acre estate in the Friuli district of northeast Italy. After many years of research at the School of Bordeaux, and far time spent on the family’s Bordeaux property, the respectable Château Greysac, Brandolini became persuaded that Friuli possessed the perfect terroir for creation of outstanding quality wines. Significant investments had been manufactured in the structure of the state-of-the-art winery and cellars which supplied the chance for the creation of these remarkable wines.
Conte Brandolini owns the 325-acre Cordignano property in the Province of Treviso, where Pinot Grigio, originally cultivated throughout northeastern Italy, is grown. The earth in Friuli produces a unique Pinot Grigio design which is normally richer and more technical. The historical property has been possessed with the Brandolini family members since 1780 and their type of estate-bottled wines represents the annals and flexibility of winemaking in Friuli.

Production Area

Italy, Friuli-Venezia Giulia
High-density, low-yield vineyard plots in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia area of northeast Italy. The earth is normally well-drained and abundant with clay and limestone. In the Cordignano estate.
 

Vinification

After harvesting, the grapes are separated in the stems. The juice and pulp go through a brief maceration at a managed temperature, accompanied by a light pressing. Fermentation comes after in metal tanks. Your wine is normally refined for about half a year before getting bottled.

Taste

Elegant and fruity in the mouth area; full-bodied and well-structured; an extremely persistent finish.

Alcohol

12.5%

Clos Saint Denis Grand Cru


Chambolle Musigny Le Village
Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru
Vougeot 1er Cru – Clos de la Perriére Monopole
Vougeot 1er Cru Blanc – Les Cras
The historic Domaine Bertagna once belonged to the Cistercian monks, famous for founding the Clos de Vougeot in the 13th century. The estate’s cellars and vineyards are still located in the heart of the town nearby the Château and its ancient Chapter House, but the winery is definitely owned since 1985 from the world-renowned Reh family and handled by Eva Reh-Siddle. With 18 wonderfully diverse appellations across the region, 12 of which are Leading and Grand crus, Bertagna is probably the top rating Domaines in Burgundy. A desire for perfection and emphasis on quality, coupled with significant investments in technology and vineyard management, result in some of the region’s most persuasive wines. Domaine Bertagna is perhaps best known for its elegant, silky reddish wines, but it also produces one of the world’s rarest white wines – Vougeot 1er Cru Blanc Les Cras” from your Côtes de Nuits.

Production Area

Burgundy, France Vinification After strict pruning and a mid-season green harvest to control yields, the grapes are hand-picked in small boxes with hand-sorting at the vineyard and the winery to ensure only the finest grapes. Destemming is usually followed by pre-fermentation chilly maceration is usually followed by alcoholic fermentation at 28°C, with malolactic fermentation in barrels. Only natural yeast from your grapes is used and the wine is usually manually punched down and left to ferment in tanks for 21 to 28 days. Aged in French oak barrels (40% new) for 15 to 18 months.
Bouquet
This wine has a wide range of aromas including floral, fruity, spicy, and mineral scents.

Taste

Often the wine begins as cherry or prune around the nose, which is transformed to floral and mineral flavors around the palate.

Alcohol

13.6

Clos De Vougeot Grand Cru

Chambertin Grand Cru
Chambolle Musigny Le Village
Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru
Vougeot 1er Cru – Clos de la Perriére Monopole
Vougeot 1er Cru Blanc – Les Cras
The historic Domaine Bertagna once belonged to the Cistercian monks, well-known for founding the Clos de Vougeot in the 13th century. The estate’s cellars and vineyards remain situated in the center of the community close by the Château and its own ancient Chapter Home, however the winery is certainly possessed since 1985 with the world-renowned Reh family members and maintained by Eva Reh-Siddle. With 18 wonderfully diverse appellations over the area, 12 which are Top and Grand crus, Bertagna is one of the top rank Domaines in Burgundy. A desire to have perfection and focus on quality, in conjunction with significant investments in technology and vineyard administration, result in a number of the region’s most powerful wines. Domaine Bertagna could very well be most widely known because of its elegant, silky crimson wines, but it addittionally produces among the world’s rarest white wines – Vougeot 1er Cru Blanc Les Cras” in the Côte de Nuits.

Production Area

Burgundy, France

Grape Varieties

Vinification

After strict pruning and a mid-season green harvest to regulate produces, the grapes are hand-picked in little boxes with hand-sorting on the vineyard as well as the winery to make sure only the best possible grapes. Destemming is certainly accompanied by pre-fermentation frosty maceration is certainly accompanied by alcoholic fermentation at 28°C, with malolactic fermentation in barrels. Just natural yeast in the grapes can be used and your wine is certainly personally punched down and still left to ferment in tanks for 21 to 28 times. Aged in French oak barrels (40% brand-new) for 15 to 1 . 5 years.

Bouquet

Aromas of red-berried fruits enhanced by spices and toast with great balance in the palate.

Alcohol

13.75%

Conte Brandolini

Starting in the mid-1980s, Count Brandino Brandolini began to pursue his ambitious goal of producing world-class Merlot at his family’s picture-perfect 500-acre estate in the Friuli district of northeast Italy. After several years of study at the University of Bordeaux, and much time spent at the family’s Bordeaux estate, the highly regarded Château Greysac, Brandolini became convinced that Friuli possessed the ideal terroir for production of superb quality wine. Significant investments were made in the construction of a state-of-the-art winery and cellars which provided the opportunity for the production of these exceptional wines.
Conte Brandolini owns the 325-acre Cordignano estate in the Province of Treviso, where he produces varietal wines from Merlot, Pinot Grigio, Tocai, and Refosco. The Merlot comes from both the Cordignano estate and younger vines at another Brandolini property, Vistorta. These historic estates have been owned by the Brandolini family since 1780 and their line of estate-bottled wines represents the history and versatility of winemaking in Friuli.

Production Area

Italy, Friuli-Venezia Giulia

High-density, low-yield vineyard plots in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of northeast Italy. The soil is well-drained and rich in clay and limestone. From the Cordignano and Vistorta estates.

Grape Varieties

100% Merlot

Vinification

Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks for 10 days. In mid-winter, the wine is racked into small oak barrels. In May, it is bottled and cellared for some time before release.Fruity, slightly herbaceous, with distinct raspberry fragrance in youth, in time acquiring aromatic complexity and notes of cherry, berry and violets.

Taste

Full, dry and slightly tannic, with great body and texture.

Alcohol

12.5%