Génot‑Boulanger Vieilles Vignes Pommard

Génot‑Boulanger Vieilles Vignes PommardGnotBoulanger Vieilles Vignes Pommard is a red Pinot Noir Burgundy, from the village level appellation Pommard in the Cte de Beaune, France. It originates from old vine parcels, some planted in the 1930s and 1940s, giving depth and concentration. On the nose and palate there are pure red fruit aromas red cherry, raspberry, crushed strawberry combined with subtle floral notes and a chalky, mineral undertone. The palate is medium bodied with well

it's worth cellaring for up to 10 years

blackberry preserves and kirsch plus wafts of cigar box and spearmint

This Second Wine is made from plots located on the 3rd terrace with deep gravel and clay

The mix of chalky hills and fertile valleys are putting Hampshire's vineyards on the map

The Jeanneret Big Fine Girl Riesling has a beautiful nose of apple

but with just enough body and structure to stand up to a hearty dish

The Chardonnay grapes were hand harvested

on a good gravelly mound (the highest mound north of St Estèphe

Loaded with baked green apple

A true 'Mountain Brunello' with an intense and expressive bouquet of wild berries layered with vanilla

and Merlot

green pepper and plenty of blackcurrant and blackberry fruit