Description
The vines were planted in 1982 on their own roots in sandy soils so high in silica that phylloxera never took hold
From an 11-hectare biodynamic domaine in southern Burgundy's Loché village
Fumey-Chatelain grows it on marl soils and ages it a year and a half in barrel
Emmanuel Rouget is the nephew of the late Henri Jayer
The 2009 vintage was warm and generous - a year that has rewarded patience handsomely
Eric Bordelet Poire Granit 2023 CS20230906 The vines were planted inThe Granit bottling is named for the granitic soil that imparts this bottling with a distinct minerality.
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