Pataille Marsannay Rosé "Fleur de Pinot" Pataille Marsannay Rosé "Fleur de Pinot"
Pataille Marsannay Rosé "Fleur de Pinot"
rose
Organic Certified
Biodynamic

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Pataille Marsannay Rosé "Fleur de Pinot"

103,80 €

With no grand cru or premier cru vineyards, Marsannay nevertheless boasts to be the only appellation of origin in Burgundy that produces rosé wines. So in this region, Sylvain Pataille not only pioneers with his stunning white and red Burgundies but produces perhaps the best and most complex rosé wine on the planet. Grapes from three different terroirs planted in 1932, 1934 and 1949 respectively, biodynamic farming, fermentation with indigenous yeasts and ageing for two years in oak leave no room for doubt. Aromas found in a super-concentrated, delicate red Burgundy and flavours dominated by dense fruit, wonderful acidity and soft tannins. Treat it with the same respect you would show your precious red Burgundies.
Vintage
2021
Country
France
Sweetness
Dry wine
Appellation
Marsannay Rose AC
Variety
Pinot Noir,Pinot Gris
Bottle Size
750ml
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Data sheet

 Climate
Climate:
Continental
Vineyard age
Vineyard age:
70 years
Yeasts
Yeasts:
Indigenous
Vinification
Vinification:
50% whole bunches - 50% on the skins
Maturity
Maturity:
24 months in oak barrels
Filtration
Filtration:
No

Region:
Burgundy
Soils:
Limestone, Clay
Irrigation:
No
Cultivation:
Biological and Biodynamic
Harvest:
Hand-harvested
Malolactic fermentation:
No
Clarification:
No
Alcohol:
13,50%
Organic Certified:
Yes
Biodynamic:
Yes
Main grape :
Pinot Noir

More info

Rosé Fleur de Pinot is based on very old Pinot Noir vines with a percentage of about 5% of Pinot Beurot (Pinot Gris). Sylvain considers the fruit from the three old vineyards to be the best overall from the estate. About half of the grapes are pressed directly with the whole clusters, while the remaining half undergoes 36-48 hours of juice maceration with the skins. Fermentation is spontaneous and the wine will age for two years in old oak barrels, with little sulphites added only at bottling. The aim is to produce an exceptional wine from a great terroir, old vines and prolonged ageing. It has the stunning salinity and reductive, almost smoky minerality found in Sylvain whites, with tremendous concentration on the fruit and freshness on the palate from the acidity levels. The barrel builds levels of complexity in the wine without being noticeable on the palate, and the finish is spicy, almost "biting", and has incredible length. It will develop more and more aromatically and flavourfully with time to reach its peak within the next decade. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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