How to store a Bourgogne Pinot Noir "Les Grands Chaillots"?

Appearance: Bright ruby with a slight garnet hue at the rim.
Nose: Aromatic, with notes of ripe red fruits, cherry, and raspberry, complemented by subtle floral scents.
Palate: Broad and elegant, with fine, silky tannins. The freshness balances the fruity richness, offering a long and refined finish.

To properly store this wine, keep the bottle lying down in a cool cellar, away from light and at a stable temperature between 12 and 15°C. It can be kept for 5 to 8 years to develop its full complexity.

What are the best food pairings with a Bourgogne Pinot Noir?

This Pinot Noir pairs perfectly with white meats, roasted poultry, and hard cheeses, highlighting its finesse and fruity notes.

What are the main characteristics of the Bourgogne Pinot Noir "Les Grands Chaillots"?

This wine has a bright ruby color, a nose with aromas of ripe red fruits and floral notes, as well as a full and elegant palate with fine tannins and a long, refined finish.

How many official appellations does the Bourgogne region have?

Bourgogne has more than 100 official appellations, ranging from regional appellations to grands crus, covering a wide diversity of terroirs and wine styles.

What type of soil predominates in the Bourgogne vineyards and influences the Pinot Noir?

Clay-limestone soil predominates in Bourgogne, offering excellent drainage and mineral richness that promote the aromatic complexity and finesse of Pinot Noir.