Domaine Lafarge Bourgogne Passetoutgrains L'Exception 2018
The Lafarge Bourgogne Passetoutgrains L'Exception is a wonderful red wine blend of Gamay (50%) and Pinot Noir (50%). The wine offers an impressive level of fruit on the nose with a lovely touch of sweet spice and savouriness. The palate displays a good mix of red and dark berries supported by a good structure of fine tannins and refreshing acidity resulting in a surprisingly complex experience and a long finish.
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The Producer Domaine Michel Lafarge | Volnay
Domaine Michel Lafarge is situated in the heart of the village of Volnay and produces some of the finest red wines in Burgundy. Michel Lafarge took over from his father in 1949 and was joined by his son Frédéric in 1978. Frédéric carries...
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Domaine Lafarge Bourgogne Passetoutgrains L'Exception 2018
The Region France | Burgundy
The wine region of Burgundy provides a multitude of different appellations and vineyards split between numerous individual owners, each with varying degrees of competence and experience. Thus buying and enjoying Burgundy can appear to be a complex and exasperating process for wine consumers. However, for fervent admirers...
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The Primary Grape Wine By Grape Variety | Gamay
Gamay is a French grape variety planted predominately in Beaujolais where it is the grape behind all red wines, from the light and often acidic Beaujolais Nouveau through to the more serious and well-structured wines from the 10 cru villages. It takes its name...
The Primary Grape Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is a noble red wine grape variety that is difficult to grow, but in the right place and under the right climatic conditions it can produce the most delicious in taste, richest and velvety smooth wines in the world....