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Domaine de la Cras

Domaine de la Cras, "Cras" Rouge, Coteaux De Dijon, 2017

Domaine de la Cras, "Cras" Rouge, Coteaux De Dijon, 2017

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This is a Red Burgundy from the steeper, more well-exposed vineyards that Marc Soyard of Domaine de La Cras tends among his 8 hectares of vines on the slopes surrounding Dijon, the capital of Burgundy.

Vinification: 100% Pinot Noir hand-harvested (with sorting done at the vine) from 37 year-old vines grown in clay-limestone soils. The grapes undergo whole-cluster, spontaneous semi-carbonic fermentation (with punch-downs) with the help of native yeasts before maturing for 15-18 months in oak barrels of which 30-40% are new. Unfined, unfiltered, with minimal SO2 at bottling. 

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Marc Soyard hails from the Jura region of far eastern France and, after being selected in 2013 by the city of Dijon to tend to the 8 hectares of vines at the old Domaine de la Cras, makes the only wines in the world allowed to use the designation "Coteaux de Dijon."

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