The village of Pommard sits between the town of Beaune and the village of Volnay. In contrast to the wines of its close neighbours, those of Pommard tend to be fuller, more tannic and expansive in the mouth, similar to those of the Côte de Nuits. This area was named "Epenots", coming from "épine" (thorn or prickle), as a result of the natural vegetation of the area which was bush-like and thorny. | |
Available Vintages | 2017 |
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Other vintages | 2015 2014 |
Tasting note |
This wine has a ruby red colour with garnet-red hues. On the nose, intense flavours of cherry, liquorice and mocha. The mouth-feel is ample and round with black currant and hints of spice. It has a persistent finish.
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Region | Côte de Beaune |
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