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Charles Dufour / Françoise Martinot

Françoise Martinot, "Bistrøtage, Extra Brut" B20

Françoise Martinot, "Bistrøtage, Extra Brut" B20

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100% biodynamically cultivated Pinot Noir from Chervey in the Côte des Bar. Grapes are hand-harvested from 3 parcels. Base wine is 2020. Whole-bunch direct pressing of the grapes. Spontaneous fermentation and aging of 1 year sur lie in cuve/neutral barrel. Tirage is November 2021 with 3.5 year aging sur lattes in bottle. Disgorged June 2025. Unfined, unfiltered, minimal added SO2. 

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