Petit-Roy (Seiichi Saito)
Petit-Roy, "Si Rouge" 2022
Petit-Roy, "Si Rouge" 2022
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Négoce Red Burgundy from Seiichi Saito. This is 100% Pinot Noir from organically cultivated vines in Comblanchien (base of the slope, clay-dominant). Grapes are hand-harvested, 50% whole-cluster, 3-day semi-carbonic maceration prior to pressing. Spontaneous fermentation in tank with gentle punchdowns. 8 months élevage in neutral barrel before an additional 8 months in tank. Bottled unfined, unfiltered, minimal (~23ppm) added SO2.
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