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Rating: Rating Not AvailableSize:750ML
Region: Burgundy Country:France
Varietals: Chardonnay ABV:13%

Description:

"This vineyard which is planted next to the Pinot Noir parcel is trained exactly the same way. The soil, which is mainly composed of marl in this area, is perfectly suitable for Chardonnay. The pruning used here is Guyot simple. It is located at an altitude reaching 360m to 380m, on so called 'Pernand marls'. This geological stratum, this is also present in Pernand Vergelesses and the hill of Corton, explains the similarities with wines from these vineyard areas, the altitude bringing a little more freshness." -Winery

WINERY:
"It was in 1830 that the GROS family set up in Vosne-Romanée. Today, Michel GROS, sixth generation of this dynasty of winemakers, continues and develops the work undertaken by his ancestors, as does his sister (Domaine AF Gros), his brother (Domaine Gros Frère et Soeur) and his cousin (Domaine Anne Gros). Passionate but also very rigorous, Michel GROS brings constant care to the development of his wines, by mastering all the stages of production, from vine through to bottling. Modest and unassuming, he expresses himself through his wines: generous, fine, elegant, of reliable and even quality. Michel GROS and all his team invite you to discover this universe of hard work and exigency, but also of sharing and passion." -Winery

VINTAGE:
"As it is often the case in Burgundy, the 2008 vintage strained the winemakers' nerves throughout the summer. August especially, wetter than usual, required full protection against mildew. A careful thinning out of the leaves was necessary to prevent botrytis. Fortunately, September confirmed the statistics showing this month, on average, as the driest of the year. From the 7th of September, the north wind settled, without interruption until the end of the harvest. It stopped the development of botrytis and allowed us to wait safely, for harvesting, until the end of September in view to obtain a perfect maturity. It also helped for the water to evaporate through the skin of berries, which in turn totally counteract the month of August's rainfall. After a very slow malolactic fermentation that erased the excess acidity mainly due to malic acid, the wines present a good structure, with a bright colour and fresh aromas, thus respecting the identity of each one of them. Thanks to the dates of harvest and its constitution, this vintage takes us back half a century, before the effects of global warming." -Winery