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Coming from 0.36 hectares, the 'En Caradeux' plot in Pernand-Vergelesses faces east, overlooking the Corton hill, at an altitude of between 250 and 300 metres above sea level, with clay-limestone soil mixed with chaillots (siliceous residues of flint limestone). 100% Pinot Noir.
Hand-harvested and selected in the vineyard, the grapes are 100% destemmed before being placed in open oak vats. Maceration and vinification last approximately 15 days. Daily punch-downs and pump-overs are performed during alcoholic fermentation. Aged in oak barrels for 16 to 18 months.
Caradeux 2023 | Domaine Poisot | Borgoña
Este tinto de la bodega Domaine Poisot Père et Fils, con una añada 2023, es un Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru procedente de Francia. La uva empleada es 100% Pinot Noir.
La parcela 'En Caradeux', de 0,36 hectáreas, se ubica en Pernand-Vergelesses con orientación al este, frente a la colina de Corton. El viñedo se encuentra entre los 250 y 300 metros de altitud, sobre un suelo arcillo-calcáreo mezclado con chaillots (residuos silíceos de caliza de sílex). La elaboración comienza con una vendimia manual y una selección en el viñedo. Las uvas se despalillan al 100% antes de ingresar en tinas de roble abiertas para la maceración y vinificación, un proceso que se extiende aproximadamente durante 15 días. Durante la fermentación alcohólica se realizan bazuqueos y remontados diarios. La crianza finaliza en barricas de roble durante un periodo de 16 a 18 meses.
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In 1902 Marie Poisot, daughter of Louis Latour, inherited two hectares of vines. They were not any two hectares: they took in a premier cru in Pernand and three grands crus, Corton, Corton-Charlemagne and Romanée-Saint-Vivant.
After the successive divisions and sales that followed her inheritance and the death of her son Pierre Poisot, a grower in Aloxe-Corton who died in 1937, the estate still runs to about those two hectares. And it keeps something very rare in a small family domaine: three grands crus and one premier cru in barely two hectares.
Its Romanée-Saint-Vivant parcel is under half a hectare. It sits in the southern part of the grand cru, just below Romanée-Conti, facing the rising sun, on heavy brown limestone clay with deep soil.
Rémi Poisot took over in 2010, after twenty-five years in the Navy.
The cellar is in Aloxe-Corton, a village given over entirely to vines and whose very name tells a story: Corton, the name of its grand cru, was added to Aloxe by imperial decree on 22 March 1862.
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