June 03, 2020
Vignerons de Buxy Cote Chalonnaise Pinot Noir
Still
Bourgogne
Pinot Noir
The grapevines are situated between Buxy and Saint Gengoux le National and are generally grown midway up the hillside. The slopes are gentle and face towards the east and southeast.
Sustainable
These grapes are grown from calcareous soil with high limestone content on the Côte Chalonnaise. The soil is very shallow and ventilated. The heavily pebbled earth is ideal for the Pinot Noir.
In stainless steel tanks.
Bottle, Cork
0.750
Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania
With a fine, clean red color with ruby glints, the nose opens on red fruits which are typical of Pinot Noir (blackcurrant, morello cherry and redcurrant) with hints of smoke and humus. Rich and complex, this wine has a firm texture on soft, elegant tannins and a fine balance.