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bottle of 2021 Château de la Crée Pommard Les Petits Noizons Pinot Noir
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2021 Château de la Crée Pommard Les Petits Noizons


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The Avant-Dheune Valley slices through the Côte de Beaune within the Pommard appellation. The “Les Petits Noizons” Climat is situated on the northern part of the hillside, at the mouth of the valley. This location provides a south-facing orientation, overlooking the villages of Volnay and Meursault. The Climat extends high up the slope, culminating at an altitude of 300 meters. The clay and limestone soils are also rich in stone.

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Technical Details

  • Vintage: 2021

  • Varietal: Pinot Noir

  • Varietal

    100% Pinot Noir

  • APPELLATION

    POMMARD

  • HARVEST DATE

    9/18/21

  • BARREL AGING

    12 MONTHS, French Oak

  • BOTTLING DATE

    10/15/22

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A vineyard in Pommard, France
An illustrated green map of the Côte de Beaune highlighting the region of Pommard

Pommard

Immerse yourself in the rich history of Pommard, a wine that held the title of Burgundy's finest, even in the Middle Ages. It was the standard by which all other wines were measured, an emblem of excellence that continues to captivate connoisseurs. Pommard became one of the early trailblazers in obtaining the esteemed AOC designation back in 1936, sealing its reputation as an unparalleled red wine created solely from the venerable Pinot Noir grape. As you journey through the vineyards, you'll discover a fascinating diversity of soils. The lower grounds reveal ancient alluvium, anchoring the roots of the vines. Mid-slope, clay-limestone soils provide excellent drainage, enhanced by scattered rock debris. Ascending further, you'll encounter Jurassic marls, accompanied by brown calcic soils and limestone formations. Our Pommard vineyards benefit from an ideal exposure to the generous rays of the sun, gifting the grapes with unparalleled ripeness and complexity. The altitudes, ranging from 250 to 330 meters, create an idyllic sanctuary for the flourishing vines. 

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