Domaine Pernot-Belicard Bourgogne Chardonnay 2023
Bourgogne AOC
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What great value there is to be found at the entry level from super-talented producers. Half fermented in barrel and aged on its lees for 11 months, it’s crunchy and refreshing with fresh green apples and citrus, yet weighty and creamy too.
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
- Fine wine
France- 1
- Chardonnay
- 9.7425 Units
- 12.99% ABV
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2032
The Story Behind the Bottle
Philippe Pernot is son of the renowned Puligny producer Paul Pernot and is certainly playing his part in keeping up the reputation of the family name. He and his wife (the Belicard side) launched their own domaine in 2009, with just six hectares of vines, all in Puligny. They started by selling their grapes to négociants, but, gradually, with confidence, making more and more of the wines themselves. He is about to acquire some enviable vineyard parcels, courtesy of his father. Philippe is meticulous in his methods – both in the vineyard and in the cellar. He likes to pick quite early, all by hand, with hand sorting at the cellar too. Classic wines, always with energy, freshness and poise. Certainly a property to follow.
Philippe Pernot is son of the renowned Puligny producer Paul Pernot and is certainly playing his part in keeping up the reputation of the family name. He and his wife (the Belicard side) launched their own domaine in 2009, with just six hectares of vines, all in Puligny. They started by selling their grapes to négociants, but, gradually, with confidence, making more and more of the wines themselves. He is about to acquire some enviable vineyard parcels, courtesy of his father. Philippe is meticulous in his methods – both in the vineyard and in the cellar. He likes to pick quite early, all by hand, with hand sorting at the cellar too. Classic wines, always with energy, freshness and poise. Certainly a property to follow.
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