DOMAINE PELLE Les Bornés 2023 Menetou Salon 75cl Red
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Grape variety: Pinot Noir
Terroir: 35-year-old vines on average, planted across 4 hectares of Kimmeridgian marl in several parcels.
Vinification / Ageing: 2 to 4 weeks of maceration in stainless steel and wooden vats; natural fermentation with indigenous yeasts; free-run and press juices blended directly; aged in wooden vats.
Tasting notes: A classic Pinot Noir nose with notes of raspberry and sour cherry. The palate is round, smooth, and irresistibly moreish! Subtle spicy notes bring balance to a wonderfully fresh and lifted finish.
🍷 Serve at 16°C
Paul-Henry Pellé was born in 1985 and grew up in Morogues, just like his great-grandfather, grandfather, and father before him. True to his family heritage, he too chose the path of the vine.
He trained at the Beaune Wine School, and completed internships with Olivier Lamy in Saint-Aubin and Benjamin Leroux at Clos des Epeneaux. Working alongside Olivier Lamy, he learned to respect the identity of each terroir and to carefully select the right vessels in the cellar. With Benjamin Leroux, he deepened his understanding of soil management; essential for preserving the health of the vines.
His first vintages at Domaine Pellé were in 2006 and 2007, crafted under the experienced eye of Julien Zernott, who had overseen vinifications since 1995. In 2007, at just 22 years old, Paul-Henry took over both the vineyard and the cellar. After three generations who founded, built, and grew the estate, he brought a new energy; one focused on finesse and consistency.
Since his arrival, changes in both vineyard and cellar practices have allowed for wines of ever-greater precision. Each cuvée faithfully reflects its terroir and vintage. His ambition: a pure and honest expression of place.
Terroir: 35-year-old vines on average, planted across 4 hectares of Kimmeridgian marl in several parcels.
Vinification / Ageing: 2 to 4 weeks of maceration in stainless steel and wooden vats; natural fermentation with indigenous yeasts; free-run and press juices blended directly; aged in wooden vats.
Tasting notes: A classic Pinot Noir nose with notes of raspberry and sour cherry. The palate is round, smooth, and irresistibly moreish! Subtle spicy notes bring balance to a wonderfully fresh and lifted finish.
🍷 Serve at 16°C
Paul-Henry Pellé was born in 1985 and grew up in Morogues, just like his great-grandfather, grandfather, and father before him. True to his family heritage, he too chose the path of the vine.
He trained at the Beaune Wine School, and completed internships with Olivier Lamy in Saint-Aubin and Benjamin Leroux at Clos des Epeneaux. Working alongside Olivier Lamy, he learned to respect the identity of each terroir and to carefully select the right vessels in the cellar. With Benjamin Leroux, he deepened his understanding of soil management; essential for preserving the health of the vines.
His first vintages at Domaine Pellé were in 2006 and 2007, crafted under the experienced eye of Julien Zernott, who had overseen vinifications since 1995. In 2007, at just 22 years old, Paul-Henry took over both the vineyard and the cellar. After three generations who founded, built, and grew the estate, he brought a new energy; one focused on finesse and consistency.
Since his arrival, changes in both vineyard and cellar practices have allowed for wines of ever-greater precision. Each cuvée faithfully reflects its terroir and vintage. His ambition: a pure and honest expression of place.
Further Information
Appellation: Menetou Salon
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ABV: 13%
Bottle Format: 75cl
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