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Jean-Marc Pillot represents the fourth generation of his family in Chassagne-Montrachet, having taken over the 15-hectare estate in 1991 and now working alongside his son Antonin, the fifth generation, who joined in 2019. The Rully comes from a parcel farmed by personal arrangement with grower friends, bottled under the domaine label — a long-standing sourcing practice at Pillot. Les Gaudoirs is a village lieu-dit in the southern, higher-altitude, cooler sector of Rully, planted on extraordinarily stony soils over a limestone plateau; that stoniness delivers more precision and mineral intensity than the softer La Chaume, and the roughly thirty-year-old Chardonnay vines have been farmed under organic conversion since 2021, with full certification achieved with the 2024 vintage.
Whole bunches are pressed pneumatically, and the wine is aged for approximately twelve months on fine lees in barrel with around 20% new oak, followed by six months in stainless steel before bottling unfined and unfiltered.
Rully Gaudoirs
Bodega: Jean Marc Pillot
Año: 2022
País: Francia
Región: Borgoña
Denominación/Appelación: Rully
Uva: Chardonnay
Este vino es un blanco elaborado en la región de Borgoña, Francia. Se caracteriza por su pureza y frescura, con notas de frutas blancas como manzana verde y pera, acompañadas de toques cítricos que aportan acidez y vivacidad. También presenta aromas sutiles de hierbas aromáticas y un fondo mineral que refleja la influencia del suelo calcáreo típico de la región.
Aunque no se proporcionaron detalles específicos sobre la vendimia, la vinificación o la crianza, el vino destaca por su equilibrio entre acidez y cuerpo. No hay información disponible sobre puntuaciones o comentarios de críticos en este momento.
En general, Rully Gaudoirs es un vino fresco y elegante que se disfruta especialmente bien con aperitivos ligeros, mariscos y arroces blancos.
Descripción generada por IA con conocimiento WSET. Solo orientativa.
Jean-Marc Pillot is the fourth generation of his branch of the Pillots in Chassagne-Montrachet. He came to work with his father, Jean, in 1985, and after six years at his side took over the domaine in 1991, with his wife Nadine and his sister Béatrice.
Some fifteen hectares and around 60,000 bottles a year. The bulk sits in Chassagne-Montrachet, with parcels besides in Puligny-Montrachet, Meursault, Santenay and Rully.
One figure is worth looking at: five of those fifteen hectares are planted to pinot noir. He is credited with keeping alive the village's tradition of red wine, in a commune whose worldwide fame rests on its whites. That is a third of the estate given to the colour that does not sell the name.
His son Antonin has joined the domaine.
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