Between the Côte Chalonnaise and the Rock of Solutré, the Mâconnais hills stretch for about 40 kilometers, bordered by the Saône and the Grosne in southern Burgundy.
SoilThe village of Pierreclos is located in the Lamartinien region, at the southernmost tip of the Mâconnais. The Pierreclos terroir has many sandy and granitic soils, which are particularly well suited to the Gamay grape variety.
Grape variety100 % Gamay.
VinificationVinification in open, temperature-controlled vats at 28/30 °C with punching down. Aging 80% in vats and 20% in oak barrels for 8 to 9 months.
RobePretty intense ruby dress with garnet reflections.
NoseOn the nose, it exhales aromas of stone fruits, especially black cherry, with gamey animal notes, leather, and venison.
PalateSmooth and straightforward on the palate with gourmet aromas of crunchy fruits. The aromatic finish.
Serve withClassic pairing: Fish with almond crust. Unconventional pairing: Confit duck tacos.
Serve atService temperature: between 11-13°C.
Cellaring potentialTo be enjoyed young on the fruit or to keep 2 to 3 years.