Appellation: Pommard, Côte de Beaune
Lieu-dit: Les Vaumuriens
Vintage: 2017
Tasting Profile:
 
Appearance: Deep ruby with garnet reflections.
Nose: Expressive and complex, opening with ripe black cherry, blackberry, and hints of plum. Layers of earthy undertones, graphite, and subtle spice (clove, pepper) emerge with aeration.
Palate: Full-bodied yet refined. The 2017 vintage brings supple tannins and a generous core of dark fruit balanced by fresh acidity. Mineral notes and a touch of oak integrate seamlessly, giving depth and structure without heaviness.
Finish: Long and persistent, marked by savory nuances and a delicate grip that promises further evolution.
 
Style & Aging: Traditional, age-worthy Pommard with elegance thanks to the higher-altitude Vaumuriens terroir. Drink now with decanting or cellar for 8–12 years for full complexity.
 
 
Food Pairing: Perfect with roasted game birds, beef bourguignon, or mushroom-based dishes.