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Du Grappin Vezelay 2022 750ml

Product price

$46.00

Description

Mineral-driven, cooler climate Chardonnay. A great Chablis alternative.

35-year-old Chardonnay vines from the vineyard of Merlutte, in Kimmeridgian soil, an iodine-rich mix of grey marl and limestone, associated with mineral-driven wines. Along with a sunny aspect, and moderate altitude, the resulting wine is rich in fruit, weight and with a zippy finish; a signature Vezelay profile.

The juice was fermented naturally, one-third in a large oak foudre, highlighting weight, depth, aromatics and texture, and two thirds in a concrete egg, which focused the mineral zip, length, and salinity. Aged on full lies for 12 months and bottled after a very light filtration.

-Andrew and Emma Nielsen

Product Details

CategoryWine
ColorWhite
CountryFrance
RegionBurgundy
SubregionCote de Beaune
StyleNatural
VarietalChardonnay
ProducerAndrew and Emma NielsonDu Grappin
Vintage2022
Size750 ml
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