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Yann Bertrand

Yann Bertrand, Saint Amour "Les Bambins" 2019

Yann Bertrand, Saint Amour "Les Bambins" 2019

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100% Gamay. Vineyards are farmed using organic methods and goblet pruning. All vineyard work is done by hand.


Vinfication: Carbonic maceration with native yeast and without SO2. Fermentation occurs in cement tanks. Wines are bottled unfined and unfiltered in the Spring in accordance to the lunar calendar. Aged for 7 months in used barrels (fût de chêne). 

Les Bambins is French slang meaning "The kids" (like bambino) a reference to Yann becoming a father in 2017. Legendary Beaujolais!!

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