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Domaine Bersan, Chablis “Les Ouches”, Chablisien, 2022
Datasheet
Country |
France |
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Region |
Bourgogne |
Origin | |
Winery |
Domaine Bersan |
Volume |
0,75 |
Alcohol |
12.5% |
Grape |
100% Chardonnay |
Technology |
WINEMAKING Manual harvest with direct pressing -pneumatic press-. Fermentation with departure spontaneous via indigenous yeasts and bacteria in oak barrels – 228L barrels from 3 to 5 years -. BREEDI |
Taste |
A welcoming nose, which invites us along for the ride. An oasis of freshness enhanced by a light woodiness. Fresh and round, it reveals all its richness and reveals its limestone terroir in perfect b |
Vintage Year |
2022 |
Quantity btls |
Description
A welcoming nose, which invites us along for the ride. An oasis of freshness enhanced by a light woodiness. Fresh and round, it reveals all its richness and reveals its limestone terroir in perfect balance.
This vintage should be drunk now but we can keep it in a good cellar until 2030/2032
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