Dominique et Rémy Passot 'Les Rampaux' Beaujolais Morgon 2023
Gamay from Beaujolais, France
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$15.99Dominique et Rémy Passot 'Les Rampaux' Beaujolais Morgon 2023
Gamay from Beaujolais, France
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Here's Why You Should Stock Up
- Despite the waning popularity of cultivating Gamay in the Côte d'Or by the end of the 14th century, farmers and vignerons to the south in Beaujolais resolved to realize the grape's true potential, continually refining their viticultural and winemaking practices throughout the years that followed.
- As the fifth generation of their families to tend vineyards and vinify wine, Dominique and Remy Passot purchased 5 hectares in Chiroubles more than three decades ago, laying the foundation for the production. Today, their cherished holdings include 15 hectares within four cru villages, which their sons, Simon and Felix (the sixth generation), help to oversee.
- Southeast-facing slopes featuring a combination of sandy loam, heavier clay, crushed granite, and schist soils in the renowned Morgon cru sustain the 45-year-old vines that inform Maison Passot's 2023 "Les Rampaux" bottling. Semi-carbonic maceration delivers an easy-drinking red with fresh strawberry, dark stone fruit, violet, and stony mineral notes, ready to enjoy at your convenience!
Here's Why You Should Stock Up
- Despite the waning popularity of cultivating Gamay in the Côte d'Or by the end of the 14th century, farmers and vignerons to the south in Beaujolais resolved to realize the grape's true potential, continually refining their viticultural and winemaking practices throughout the years that followed.
- As the fifth generation of their families to tend vineyards and vinify wine, Dominique and Remy Passot purchased 5 hectares in Chiroubles more than three decades ago, laying the foundation for the production. Today, their cherished holdings include 15 hectares within four cru villages, which their sons, Simon and Felix (the sixth generation), help to oversee.
- Southeast-facing slopes featuring a combination of sandy loam, heavier clay, crushed granite, and schist soils in the renowned Morgon cru sustain the 45-year-old vines that inform Maison Passot's 2023 "Les Rampaux" bottling. Semi-carbonic maceration delivers an easy-drinking red with fresh strawberry, dark stone fruit, violet, and stony mineral notes, ready to enjoy at your convenience!