Domaine Champs Perdrix
Category
Red
Grapes
100 % Pinot noir
Appellation
Bourgogne (AOC)
Producer
Country
France
Region
Bourgogne
Size
750 ml
Degree of alcohol
13 %
Serving temperature
16 °C
Available in these provinces
Québec, Manitoba
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Terroir
The Domaine Émile Chandesais extends over 10 hectares in the heart of the côte chalonnaise and produces annually about 6 000 bottles, half red, half white, on the appellations Bourgogne, Bourgogne Côte Chalonnaise and Rully. -
Vinification and maturation
From cultivation practices to vinification particularly careful and rigorous breeding, according to the Burgundian tradition in new barrels. Everything is done to produce wines of high expression, reflecting the typicity of their terroir and their appellation (south-east exposure on a clay-limestone hill with the presence of silica and iron oxide).
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Features
Cherry red color, nose exuding aromas of blackberry and strawberry. It is also marked by subtle empyreumatic notes. This red is very fresh and has soft tannins. Its ample texture precedes a rather persistent finish.
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Food Pairings
Ideal with game and cheese with crushed flower.
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Terroir
The Domaine Émile Chandesais extends over 10 hectares in the heart of the côte chalonnaise and produces annually about 6 000 bottles, half red, half white, on the appellations Bourgogne, Bourgogne Côte Chalonnaise and Rully.
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Vinification and maturation
From cultivation practices to vinification particularly careful and rigorous breeding, according to the Burgundian tradition in new barrels. Everything is done to produce wines of high expression, reflecting the typicity of their terroir and their appellation (south-east exposure on a clay-limestone hill with the presence of silica and iron oxide).
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Features
Cherry red color, nose exuding aromas of blackberry and strawberry. It is also marked by subtle empyreumatic notes. This red is very fresh and has soft tannins. Its ample texture precedes a rather persistent finish.
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Food Pairings
Ideal with game and cheese with crushed flower.