Pommard: Closerie des Alisiers 'La Rue au Port' 2020

Canny negoçiant Stéphane Brocard owns a small parcel of vines in the Pommard lieux-dit of 'Rue au Porc', which he somewhat confusingly labels as 'Rue au Port' - perhaps, he prefers a maritime rather than porcine association! In any case, the wine is a cracker!

Bottle
£48.00
Bottle (Case)
£576.00
Tasting Notes

Pommard is a commune of 320 hectares at the north of the Côte de Beaune, just South of the town of Beaune, with a reputation for producing rich, fruit-filled Pinot Noir. There are no Grand Cru wines here, but some good value wines that are well-matched to game, lamb and local cheeses Époisses and Langres.

About this wine
StyleRed Wine, Sec, Full-bodied, Non Sparkling
Wine RegionBurgundy, Côte de Beaune
Grape Variety (Cépage)Pinot Noir
Food & Wine MatchingCheese, Lamb, Mushrooms, Pheasant and Game
ViticultureNon-Organic
Vintage2020
CellarageDrink 2023 to 2034.
Alcohol By Volume (%)14.5
Producer

Stéphane Brocard - Closerie des Alisiers

Stéphane Brocard is a branché Chablisien who found his family's wine business becoming crowded when working alongside his brother and sister-in-law and sister and brother-in-law. An intimate knowledge of Burgundy and a hankering to do his own thing led him to set up a boutique négociant business - Closerie des Alisiers - contracting in small parcels of carefully selected grapes, as well as investing in a precious plot of Pommard, for which he has high aspirations.

 

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