Saint Romain is a small village located in the southwest of Beaune at the bottom of a valley ending in cliffs in Côte-d'Or.
SoilThe vineyards are facing south/southeast and north/northeast on steep slopes and on excellent soils with a variable composition: marly, limestone, with some clayey layers in places.
Grape variety100 % Pinot Noir.
VinificationVinification in open thermoregulated vats at 28/30 °C with punching down. Aging in oak barrels for 14 months.
RobeBeautiful deep ruby color.
NoseThe wine expresses aromas of blackcurrant and fresh raspberries but also some toasted notes and a hint of more animal notes like leather.
PalateWith a beautiful texture in the mouth, this smooth wine with melted tannins presents a nice overall balance with a intensely fruity aromatic persistence.
Serve withClassic pairing: Spinach and goat cheese quiche. Unusual pairing: Leg of lamb with Provence herbs.
Serve atService temperature: 14°C.
Cellaring potentialEnjoy now or keep for up to 5 years.