Côte de Nuits Villages aux Guillandes | Capitain-Gagnerot

Maison Capitain-Gagnerot

Vineyard:
From Dijon to Corgoloin, the Côte de Nuits extends over about twenty kilometers and covers an area of ​​1,500 hectares. The particularity of the soil in Côte de Nuits is its ancient limestone layer, called "Middle Jurassic", which dates back 160 to 180 million years. This cuvée is a blend of terroirs from hillside plots, on a geological fault where the subsoil is composed of deep, raw and limestone bedrock, with a little soil on the surface. The roots of the vine infiltrate the cracks in the rock and distill the minerals, essential elements of the fresh and crystalline texture of this wine with lively and chiseled tannins.

Region: Burgundy

Appellation: Côte de Nuits-Villages AOP

Color: Red

Capacity: 750ml

Grape variety: Pinot noir

Packaging:
Cardboard

Alcohol:
13

Taste Light and fruity

Advice:
Pâtés, terrines, offal, roast pork or veal in sauce

Tasting:
Pretty purple color. Aromas of cherry and redcurrant enhanced with spices Ample with fairly present tannins. The Pinot Noir is expressed on notes of spices and pepper. The attack is fresh and mineral, which gives this wine a beautiful amplitude in the mouth.

Serving temperature: 15

Info
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