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Lovely Pomerol from a tiny parcel of vines owned by the Bouyer family.

 

Production

A 0.56 hectare vineyard of high viticultural quality and exceptional terroir with 60 year old Merlot vines. Single guyot pruning,de-budding, green harvesting, only natural vine treatments. The grapes are hand-harvested and sorted yielding between 30-35 hl per hectare. 50% of the wine is fermented in tank with "pigeage" and 3-4 weeks post-fermentation maceration, the other 50% is fermented in barriques with a maceration of 5-6 weeks after which the wine is aged in new oak for 12-15 months.

Clos 56, Pomerol 2020 ( 3 bottles case)

£224.99Price
£75.00 per 75 Centiliters
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  • Tasting notes

    This is 100% old vine Merlot from a tiny parcel (0.56ha) of exceptional terroir in heart of the Pomerol vineyard. It is inky black with intense, super ripe sweet fruit. Concentrated, rich and very classy with expensive spicy oak, the wine has lots of potential. Drink in 10 to 15 years.

  • Food match

    Rich beef and lamb dishes.

  • Info

    • ABV

      14.5%

    • CASE/BOTTLE SIZE

      3 x 75cl

    • REGION/COUNTRY

      BORDEAUX, FRANCE

    • GRAPE

      MERLOT 100%

    • FEATURES

      VEGETARIAN, VEGAN

    • CLOSURE

      CORK

    • WINEMAKER

      PIERRE BOUYER

    • APPELLATION

      POMEROL

    • ALLERGEN INFO

      CONTAINS SULPHITES AND NO OTHER ALLERGENS

  • Meet the producer

    Domaines Bouyer was a group of two top Bordeaux estates that by 2008 covered 18 hectares in Saint-Emilion. The Saint-Emilion properties Château Milon Grand Cru and Clos de la Cure Grand Cru have been in the Bouyer family for over seven generations, before being joined in 2010 by the newly purchased 56 are (0.56 hectare) Clos 56 in Pomerol. In the capable hands of Alexia and Pierre Bouyer, the domaine takes an ecological approach to the running of the estates aiming to bring out the best of their terroir marked by the fullness of ripe Merlot with intense red fruit aromas underpinned by delicate tannins.

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