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Rully 1er Cru Marissou rouge, Christophe Grandmougin - 2019

  • Provenance: Burgundy
  • Appellation: Rully
  • Domain: Saint-Jacques
  • Grape variety(ies): Pinot noir
  • On-call time: 10 years
  • Alcohol degree: 13%
  • 209 Classement: Premier Cru
You may be familiar with the expression of this very fine Premier Cru in white, magnified by the benevolent hand of Christophe Grandmougin. Now discover the red, which also shines with its finesse and greediness, without any heavy woodiness, which is becoming rare. A very fine wine that pinotes and reveals the Côte Chalonnaise at its best!
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Viticulture

Reasoned cultivation. The soils are weeded mechanically and the manure is essentially composed of composted bovine manure from organic farming. Yields are controlled by early disbudding and green harvesting at the end of July. High trimming and manual leaf removal are carried out on the rising side at the end of June.

Oenology

The grapes are harvested by hand and transported in crates. The vinification remains traditional and is adapted to each vintage. The red wine is matured in oak barrels for about 12 months and these are renewed every 3 years. The wine is generally bottled between the fifteenth and twentieth month following the harvest.

Suggestions for accompaniment

Roast poultry - Sweetbreads with morel mushrooms - Rack of veal cooked at low temperature.

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Saint-Jacques

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The estate was acquired in 1955 by Christophe-Amédée Grandmougin, then taken over by his son Christophe in 1991. In the past, it was also a stopover for pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. At the head of a heritage of old vines (average age of 40 years) cultivated with respect for the plant and the environment, he signs luminous vintages which have nothing to envy to the Burgundian stars... and this at prices which have remained very soft.
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