Vaucher Père et Fils

Burgundy

Between Auxerre and Mâcon area, the vineyard of Burgundy extends over only 28,841 hectares, and produces 84 "Appellations d’Origine Contrôlée" (controlled origin designation). Its wines belong to the most prestigious appellations in the world and are being crafted by women and men across six different wine regions. Our wines reflect those exceptional terroirs, located between hilly sights, monumental cliffs and sunbathed slopes. 

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Tasting notes


Color: Deep purple color.

Nose: Often features rose and liquorice, powerful and rich, rather on red fruits (cherry, strawberry and blackcurrant) during its youth, then on leather, truffle and fur when mature.

Palate: The palate is round and vigorous with well present and racy tannins.


Wine and food pairing


To be enjoyed with a meat of character, roast lamb, rib of beef or duck breast. At maturity it is ideal with furry game. Prefer soft cheeses, Époisses, Langres or Soumaintrain.


Serving suggestions


Serve from 15° to 16°C.


Ageing potential


Can be enjoyed from 3 or 4 years, and can be kept in the cellar for 10 years.


Grape varietals


Pinot Noir


Origins


Emblematic village of the Côte de Nuits, to which it gives its name. The vineyard extends over 310 hectares, including 300 hectares planted with Pinot Noir, spread over the communes of Nuits-Saint-Georges and Prémeaux. Nuits-Saint-Georges has a history-filled past, the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin, the most famous wine brotherhood in Burgundy, was founded here in 1934.


Vinification & ageing


Grapes are manually harvested, passed over a sorting table, crushed, de-stemmed and then left to ferment for about 18 days with 2 punch-downs and 2 pump-overs per day and then matured for about 16 months.