Sel de Marius 2022 Domaine Denis & Didier Berthollier

Domaine Denis & Didier Berthollier ・ Sel De Marius 2022

22R871

Agriculture Biologique

Red

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1btl. 750ml

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A tribute to Grandpa Marius.
It is made from a blend of Pinot Noir (50%) and Gamay (50%).
This wine is very refined, combining the delicacy of Pinot Noir with the earthy, mineral qualities of Gamay, while remaining intensely red fruit and low in tannins. It's well-balanced and slightly tannic, yet still retains the texture of ripe red fruit. It's fresh and captivating.

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Tasting notes
This wine is very refined, combining the delicacy of Pinot Noir with the earthy, mineral qualities of Gamay, while remaining intensely red fruit and low in tannins. It's well-balanced and slightly tannic, yet still retains the texture of ripe red fruit. It's fresh and captivating.

Pairing
It pairs well with spicy oriental dishes such as chicken with mushrooms, duck breast and lamb tagine.

Production

Hand-sorted grapes, Pinot Noir destemmed, Gamay whole bunches
Maceration in 600L demi-muid barrels for 7-10 days without the addition of sulfites
Brewed without added sulfites, with only small amounts added if necessary at bottling (final total amount less than 30mg/L)

Aged for 12 months, 20% of which is in demi-muid.

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Specifications

Appellation: Vin de Savoie

Alcohol

Varietal: Gamay 50%, Pinot Noir 50%

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Sel de Marius 2022 Domaine Denis & Didier Berthollier

About the Winery

Domaine Denis & Didier Berthollier

In 1850, Louis Tissot established an agricultural farm in Chignin with very few vines, which were cultivated for the family's personal consumption. After the Phylloxera crisis in 1900, a few vine plants were replanted, and they are still cultivated today. In 1950, Victor Berthollier (paternal grandfather of Didier and Denis) was among the very first to commercially bottle their wine; at that time, it was more common to sell wine in barrels and bulk.

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