How should an Irancy wine be stored to preserve all its qualities?

Appearance: Bright ruby red with violet highlights, typical of <a href="https://grandsbourgognes.com/en/vos-selections-favorites/f-burgundy-pinot-noir-wines-2590">Burgundy Pinot Noir .
Nose: Aromas of fresh red berries such as Morello cherry and raspberry, complemented by floral notes and a subtle spicy touch.
Palate: Fresh and elegant with supple tannins, well-balanced acidity, and a slightly mineral finish reflecting the clay-limestone terroir.

It is recommended to store an Irancy wine in a cool place (around 12-14°C), away from light and vibrations, with a relative humidity of 70 to 80%. The bottle should be laid down to keep the cork moist and prevent oxidation.

Which dishes pair best with a red Irancy?

A red Irancy pairs perfectly with poultry, charcuterie, aged cheeses, or dishes with light sauces, highlighting the finesse and fruity aromas of Pinot Noir.

What are the main characteristics of the 2022 Irancy wine from Domaine Richoux?

This wine features a deep ruby color, a nose with aromas of ripe red fruits with floral and spicy hints, and an elegant palate, structured with fine tannins and a balanced finish.

On what type of soil do the Irancy vines grow in the Chablisien region?

The Irancy vines thrive on clay-limestone soil, ideal for Pinot Noir, bringing minerality and finesse to the wines produced in this sub-region of Chablisien.

How many appellations are recognized in the Burgundy region and what are the main ones?

Burgundy has more than 100 appellations, the most famous being Chablis, Irancy, Gevrey-Chambertin, Nuits-Saint-Georges, and Pommard, each reflecting specific terroirs and suitable grape varieties.