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Domaine Ponsot : Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru 2020
Burgundy - Chapelle Chambertin - Grand Cru - Red Wine -Domaine Ponsot : Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru 2020 is one of the great vintages of Domaine Ponsot in Burgundy on the Côte de Nuits.
A rare vintage, it represents only 2300 bottles produced per year.
Classification : Grand Cru
Appellation : Chapelle Chambertin
Area : 0.5 Ha
Average production : 2300 bottles
Vine age : 35 years
Variety : Pinot noir
Soil type: Thin, clayey-limestone soil on a bedrock of entrusted limestone.
Vine training: Integrated vine training, Cordon pruning
Harvesting: Hand-picked, sorted on the vine
Harvest date: September 19
Vinification: Destemmed harvest and fermentation in temperature-controlled wooden vats. Native yeasts.
Maturation: 18 months in French oak barrels. No new barrels. Average age of barrels: 20 years.
About Domaine Ponsot:
Nearly 80% of the domaine's plots are Grand Cru, a rarity that makes it one of the standard-bearers of great Burgundy wines the world over!
Between sustainable agriculture, organic farming and biodynamic viticulture, respect for the soil, biodiversity and the identity of the plots are at the heart of the domaine's struggle.
The wines are aged in oak barrels for two years. The estate does not use new barrels at all. This is because the natural aging cycles of wines from our Burgundy grape varieties are slow and require delicacy. However, with new wood, which is still very porous, the exchange with the outside of the barrel is much faster and does not respect time. What's more, the taste of oak, while apparently natural, is not original and comes neither from the terroir nor the grapes. The estate is quick to point out that it makes wine, not wine-and-oak-based beverages...
The wines are neither fined nor filtered. Since 1988, the estate has eliminated the systematic use of sulfur, reducing contact between the wine and oxygen during both ageing and bottling.
At Domaine Ponsot, the wine lover finds in the bottles the fruit of exceptional terroirs and the most exceptional wines produced by the vines!
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Domaine Ponsot : Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru 2020
Country:
France
Area:
Burgundy
Appellation:
Chapelle Chambertin
Producer:
Domaine Ponsot
Vintage:
2020
Classification:
Grand Cru
Varietals:
100% Pinot Noir
Dress:
Intense and deep purple red
Bouquet:
rich and complex, focused on black fruit, spices and pastry notes
Palate:
balanced, tight and round with silky tannins bringing a suave touch
Alcoholic Volume:
14%
In cellar:
Up to 10 years
Tasting profile:
Balanced
Food & Wine:
Red meat (Beef, Lamb...)
Serving:
Decant 2 hours before tasting
Temperature:
15°C
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Domaine Ponsot : Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru 2020 is one of the great vintages of Domaine Ponsot in Burgundy on the Côte de Nuits.
A rare vintage, it represents only 2300 bottles produced per year.
Classification : Grand Cru
Appellation : Chapelle Chambertin
Area : 0.5 Ha
Average production : 2300 bottles
Vine age : 35 years
Variety : Pinot noir
Soil type: Thin, clayey-limestone soil on a bedrock of entrusted limestone.
Vine training: Integrated vine training, Cordon pruning
Harvesting: Hand-picked, sorted on the vine
Harvest date: September 19
Vinification: Destemmed harvest and fermentation in temperature-controlled wooden vats. Native yeasts.
Maturation: 18 months in French oak barrels. No new barrels. Average age of barrels: 20 years.
About Domaine Ponsot:
Nearly 80% of the domaine's plots are Grand Cru, a rarity that makes it one of the standard-bearers of great Burgundy wines the world over!
Between sustainable agriculture, organic farming and biodynamic viticulture, respect for the soil, biodiversity and the identity of the plots are at the heart of the domaine's struggle.
The wines are aged in oak barrels for two years. The estate does not use new barrels at all. This is because the natural aging cycles of wines from our Burgundy grape varieties are slow and require delicacy. However, with new wood, which is still very porous, the exchange with the outside of the barrel is much faster and does not respect time. What's more, the taste of oak, while apparently natural, is not original and comes neither from the terroir nor the grapes. The estate is quick to point out that it makes wine, not wine-and-oak-based beverages...
The wines are neither fined nor filtered. Since 1988, the estate has eliminated the systematic use of sulfur, reducing contact between the wine and oxygen during both ageing and bottling.
At Domaine Ponsot, the wine lover finds in the bottles the fruit of exceptional terroirs and the most exceptional wines produced by the vines!