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Daniel Bouland Morgon Corcelette Vieilles Vignes Sable 2024

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$62.00
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SKU
104671
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    Producer: Daniel Bouland
    Country: France
    Region: Beaujolais
    Grape: Gamay
    Size: 750ml
    Vintage: 2024
    One of three site-specific wines from Corcelette, this cuvée is drawn from old vines on granitic sand soils (sable means sand). The vines were planted in 1926, so it’s truly a Vieilles Vignes cuvée. It is the sister wine, if you like, to the Cailloux (stony) cuvée. Unsurprisingly, Bouland’s gnarled old trunks have over-delivered again. Despite the vine age, the winemaking remains the same, so what you have here is the depth, intensity and personality coaxed from some of Morgon’s oldest vines. The value here is off the charts. Again, it’s chock-full of compact, mouthwatering raspberry fruit: such a jubey, fine and pretty wine. If it were from the Côte d’Or, you’d swear you were in Chambolle.