2020 - Comte Armand - Pommard - Clos des Epeneaux - Monopole - 1er Cru
- 2020
- 75cl
- Pinot Noir
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Intense aromas of red cherry, raspberry, and crushed strawberry intermingle with earthy notes of forest floor, mushroom, and subtle violet. The palate reveals concentrated red fruit flavors supported by firm tannins and bright acidity characteristic of the appellation. Hints of spice, leather, and mineral complexity emerge mid-palate. The finish is persistent with lingering notes of red fruit and savory earthiness, showcasing the structured elegance typical of Pommard's robust style.
Charles Père & Fille presents a distinguished Pommard from Burgundy's prestigious Pinot Noir heartland. This red wine embodies the classic structure and elegance that define the Pommard appellation, with firm tannins and full-bodied character balanced by refined red fruit expression and subtle spice. The wine reflects the terroir of this celebrated Côte de Beaune village, where limestone-rich soils and continental climate conditions produce Pinot Noir of remarkable depth and aging potential.
This Kosher-certified red pairs beautifully with game, venison, duck, and beef, ideal for fine dining settings and discerning cellars. The high tannin structure and intensity make it a versatile choice for both immediate enjoyment and considered cellaring, offering the sophistication expected by those furnishing luxury estates and private collections.
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The French Wine region of Burgundy (aka “Bourgogne”) may be small in size, but its influence is huge in the world of vino. The complexity of Burgundy can cast fear into the heart of even a seasoned wine pro, but fear not, the…
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Pommard is a village appellation located in the Côte de Beaune section of Burgundy, France. The appellation covers approximately 340 hectares of vineyards surrounding the village of Pommard, situated between Beaune to the north…
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