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Baptiste Nayrand

Baptiste Nayrand, "L'Arlequin" 2020

Baptiste Nayrand, "L'Arlequin" 2020

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100% Gamay from Saint-Julien-sur-Bibost, a small vineyard at the highest registered elevation in the AOP Coteaux du Lyonnais, a nugget of countryside located in the inbetween-land stretching from southern Beaujolais to the first outcroppings of Northern Rhône hillsides.  Baptiste Nayrand has worked here since 2014. 

Whole-cluster, spontaneous fermentation in fiberglass is followed by a 6-month maturation also in fiberglass. 

Unfined. Light, coarse filtration followed by minimal addition of SO2 at bottling. 

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