Pinot Noir expresses well in clay-limestone soils, it gives heady wines with a good tannic structure and flexible at the same time. It is not a wine of very long guard because of its lack of acidity. Good vintages, like 2009, have a nose on the fruit with liquorice notes.
Rather strong color, raspberry dress, tawny reflection and mahogany. Smoked in the presentation (graphite), the nose imposes an intense and full-blown expression where the kirsche fruit is surrounded by floral, spicy and agronomic notes: rose, cocoa, kirsch and candied cherry, curry and chicory; The palate is syrupy and candied while the lack of acidity is partially supported by the vegetal sign that enlivens an otherwise flexible structure and coated.

	2017
	Pinot Noir
	Savoie, Rhone valley, France
	18-21°C
	12
	Oaked

Body of wine: Medium

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