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Viticulture
There are two vineyards on this terroir: one is 60 years old, the other is over a century old. This is a superb hillside terroir close to the village, which was part of Hubert Lapierre's Vieilles Vignes cuvée before it was purchased. Biodynamic cultivation, integral soil management, all work is done by hand, including weeding and hoeing. The vines are grown in gobelet style on stakes, with yields never exceeding 35 hl/ha for densities of between 10,000 and 14,000 vines/ha.
Oenology
Whole bunch vinification. Semi-carbonic fermentation known as ‘Beaujolais’ in truncated wooden vats. No chaptalisation, except in exceptional cases. Long maceration periods of at least three weeks. Ageing for at least 18 months in demi-muids and stainless steel vats. Ultimately, the wine will no longer see wood. Bottling by manual pump.
Suggestions for accompaniment
Pork tenderloin en croûte • Coq au vin • Guinea fowl salmis.
Fabien Duperray has all the talents of wine, or almost all of them. A "haute couture" wine merchant in his first life (he still is!) in order to offer the greatest wines of Burgundy and elsewhere to restaurants and international customers, he also launched himself into the production of great wines from Beaujolais (where he lives) with the 2007 vintage; then into the production of whites from Mâconnais since the 2014 vintage, in collaboration with the winemaker Christophe Thibert.
Today he is unanimously recognised for this double production in France, in Europe and even throughout the world, winning the best rankings and scores. The recipes for his success are simple and at the same time very demanding: organic and even biodynamic viticulture, which does not cheat and goes to the end of its ideas; meticulous work on the soils; drastic control of yields; and finally a unique precision in the choice of harvest dates (to the nearest half-day).
In the cellar, the wines are matured with little or no wood, in order to preserve the identity of each cru and not to disguise the identity of the terroir, including the whites, which is rare in Burgundy. We therefore propose the following three wines to measure the very high quality of the work accomplished.
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