This wine is made from 45-year-old Pinot Noir vines in Auvergne, grown on the Madargue plots, a marl-limestone terroir. This cuvée is produced using biodynamic methods with animal-drawn plowing and undergoes meticulous vinification, including whole-cluster maceration for two years in stoneware amphorae and oak barrels. A subtle, delicate wine with incredible freshness from the first sip to the finish! A truly wonderful experience!
How to enjoy this wine?
Cuvée Profile
Powerful | Mineral and spicy
Serving Recommendations
Serve at 14° to 16°C
Aging Potential
5 to 10 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
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Patrick Bouju - La Bohème
In Puy-de-Dôme, Patrick Bouju crafts wines under the name La Bohème, employing natural practices, using Gamay, Pinot Noir, and ancient grape varieties that are gradually being reintroduced into cultivation. The vines, often old, are planted on volcanic soils characteristic of the region, which impart a subtle energy and unique character to the wines.
Vinifications are conducted with minimal intervention, allowing fermentations to proceed freely to preserve the spontaneous expression of the grape. The wines exhibit vibrant and direct fruit, combined with a supple texture and unconstrained mouthfeel, without any attempt at correction or standardization.
All the cuvées are distinguished by a marked and immediately recognizable identity, supported by strong stylistic coherence. Patrick Bouju's work is now considered a benchmark in the natural wine movement, offering a vibrant and instinctive interpretation of Auvergne's volcanic terroirs.
