This terroir offers the highest, most granite-rich vines in Beaujolais. Altitude is a guarantee of freshness in today's changing climate. On these steep slopes, the vines undergo arduous, meticulous work. The wine has a complex nose with notes of undergrowth. The palate, quite different from the nose, offers flavors of red berries accompanied by good acidity and length. The finish features a surprising retro-olfaction.
Vine pruning:
Goblet pruning according to beaujolais tradition
Average age of the vineyard:
50 years
Vinification:
Harvesting and hand sorting
Crate harvesting
Destimming 100%
Alternate grape-treading, pump over, and delestage
Cold maceration
Natural fermentation three weeks
Settling ten days
Wild yeasts
Maturation:
50% in oak barrels and 50% in stainless steel tanks for Ten months
Ageing:
between 5 and 10 years