Domaine des Chers
Beaujolais, Juliénas,Saint-Amour,Moulin-à-Vent,Chénas
Located in the heart of a wonderful terroir, between Beaujolais and Burgundy, the Domaine des Chers...
Domaine Saint-Pré
Beaujolais, Beaujolais,Crémant de Bourgogne,Bourgogne Passetoutgrain
The Domaine Saint Pré is located in the commune of Pommiers, in the heart of the village of "Saint-Pré"...
Domaine Les Capréoles
Beaujolais,
Le Régnié is to Beaujolais what Les Rainiers are to Monaco, an institution. The Capreoles...
Chateau des Moriers
Beaujolais, Fleurie,Moulin-à-Vent
It is at Château de Moriers that Gilles developed a new way of ageing wines...
Domaine des Frontières
Beaujolais, Juliénas,Beaujolais Villages
When Jeremy THIEN decides in 2012 to go and nestle in his hills on the edge of the...
At his Beaujolais estate, the Domaine des Marcellins, Christophe Pacalet does everything possible to produce great terroir wines: hand-picking at maximum maturity, meticulous sorting of the grapes and the...
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At his Beaujolais estate, Domaine des Marcellins, Christophe Pacalet does everything possible to produce great terroir wines: hand-picking at maximum maturity, meticulous sorting of the grapes, vinification using indigenous yeasts, maturing on fine lees, minimal or no sulphites... He makes it a point of honour to guarantee the typicity of each terroir by working closely in partnership with wine-growing farmers from whom he harvests his grapes year after year and with whom he shares a vision of the common vine. He vinifies the harvested grapes with great rigour and consideration, in the same way as his own plots, bearing the Beaujolais village appellation. It is with his uncle Marcel Lapierre, an emblematic figure of natural wines, that he created his estate at the end of the 1990s. Present in several Beaujolais Crus, notably Chiroubles, Moulin-à-Vent and Saint-Amour, Christophe Pacalet makes fruity wines in their youth, some of which become more complex with time and resemble the Pinot Noir of the Côte de Beaune.
When in 1999, Christophe Pacalet, the chef, returned from the West Indies to his native Beaujolais. He created his own estate and began winemaking on the job with Marcel Lapierre, his uncle, a "visionary".
Natural wine reflects the terroir and gives emotion...