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2020 Georges Noellat, Bourgogne, Rouge

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2020 Georges Noellat, Bourgogne, Rouge

2020 Georges Noellat, Bourgogne, Rouge

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88
Regular price $44
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The Bourgogne is produced from vines of about 60 years old on average. Grapes come mainly from the Vosne area, particularly the deep clay soils of the Champs d'Argent lieu-dit and cooler rocky limestone of Combe de la Perriere in Nuits St- Georges. The grapes are tended 'lutée raisonée,' with treatments only when necessary. The grapes are 100% destemmed and then fermented on ambient yeast for 18-21 days in stainless steel tanks. The wine undergoes 18 months of aging in oak, 25% of which is new.

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They say, "Burgundy must be in Maxime Cherulin's blood". Though the young vigneron grew up in Champagne, he quickly adapted to the Bourgogne "mindest" when he took over the famed domaine at just 20 years of age. Before Maxime's takeover, Georges Noellat sold their produce to Negociants like Drouhin and Jadot. Now, with the young vigneron at the helm, the Domaine produces wines of stunning elegance utilizing soft infusion techniques and ample oak aging.

Georges Noellat

Georges Noëllat was the nephew of Charles Noëllat, who was once the proprietor of one of Vosne's greatest domaines. This domaine significantly contributed to Domaines Jean-Jacques Confuron and Hudelot Noëllat and even formed most of Domaine Leroy. As of 1990, Domaine Georges Noëllat sold its production to Jadot and Drouhin for 20 years. Enter 20-year-old Maxime Cheurlin in 2010, who consequently took over the management of the estate from his grandmother. Cheurlin grew up in Champagne, but it seems Burgundy wine is truly in his blood as he is a nephew of the Jayer family and a cousin of Emmanuel Rouget's sons. Thus, he complemented his winemaking studies at the Lycée du Viticole in Beaune with stages at Domaine Emmanuel Rouget and Domaine Gros Frère et Soeur in 2009.

Small but mighty, the 5.5-hectare domaine includes some of the most profound terroirs of Vosne Romanée and northern Nuits St Georges. Maxime inherited a large proportion of old vines that he intends to preserve, requiring special attention and care. The viticultural approach is thus lutte raisonnée, and treatments are only implemented in response to an imminent threat.

Even early in his winemaking career, Maxime has already earned a reputation for his elegant style. Grapes are hand-harvested, 100% destemmed (except in a few rare cases where up to 30% of stems may be included), and cool macerated for a few days before fermentation begins (native yeasts only). Maxime prefers "infusion" to extraction, so punch downs are rare and gentle. Deeming that the intensity of his terroirs can stand up to new oak, he uses 30 to 100% depending on the appellation and vintage. Aging lasts 14 to 20 months, and the wines are bottled generally without fining or filtration.

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Georges Noellat

They say, "Burgundy must be in Maxime Cherulin's blood". Though the young vigneron grew up in Champagne, he quickly adapted to the Bourgogne "mindest" when he took over the famed domaine at just 20 years of age. Before Maxime's takeover, Georges Noellat sold their produce to Negociants like Drouhin and Jadot. Now, with the young vigneron at the helm, the Domaine produces wines of stunning elegance utilizing soft infusion techniques and ample oak aging.

Georges Noëllat was the nephew of Charles Noëllat, who was once the proprietor of one of Vosne's greatest domaines. This domaine significantly contributed to Domaines Jean-Jacques Confuron and Hudelot Noëllat and even formed most of Domaine Leroy. As of 1990, Domaine Georges Noëllat sold its production to Jadot and Drouhin for 20 years. Enter 20-year-old Maxime Cheurlin in 2010, who consequently took over the management of the estate from his grandmother. Cheurlin grew up in Champagne, but it seems Burgundy wine is truly in his blood as he is a nephew of the Jayer family and a cousin of Emmanuel Rouget's sons. Thus, he complemented his winemaking studies at the Lycée du Viticole in Beaune with stages at Domaine Emmanuel Rouget and Domaine Gros Frère et Soeur in 2009.

Small but mighty, the 5.5-hectare domaine includes some of the most profound terroirs of Vosne Romanée and northern Nuits St Georges. Maxime inherited a large proportion of old vines that he intends to preserve, requiring special attention and care. The viticultural approach is thus lutte raisonnée, and treatments are only implemented in response to an imminent threat.

Even early in his winemaking career, Maxime has already earned a reputation for his elegant style. Grapes are hand-harvested, 100% destemmed (except in a few rare cases where up to 30% of stems may be included), and cool macerated for a few days before fermentation begins (native yeasts only). Maxime prefers "infusion" to extraction, so punch downs are rare and gentle. Deeming that the intensity of his terroirs can stand up to new oak, he uses 30 to 100% depending on the appellation and vintage. Aging lasts 14 to 20 months, and the wines are bottled generally without fining or filtration.

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