Jean-Marc Brocard : Chablis Grand cru "Valmur" 2019
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Description
A mineral Chablis wine with a delicious aromatic expression
The estate
Truly in tune with the times, the Jean-Marc Brocard estate is one of the most important and influential producers of organic wines in the Burgundy region today. This is why he has always endeavoured to implement sustainable principles, by restricting human intervention in order to reveal the authenticity of the Chablis climates. These skilful practices result in frank, firm, pure and mineral wines.
The vineyard
The Jean-Marc Brocard estate covers 200 hectares in the heart of Chablis, of which 40 hectares are cultivated in a biodynamic manner and 66 using organic practices. "Valmur" 2019 is a Chablis wine made from 30-year-old Chardonnay vines that are rooted in Kimmeridgian soil and enjoy a southern exposure. The work carried out on the vineyard respects the fundamental principles of sustainable agriculture.
The vinification and ageing
Following the harvest, the grapes are pressed using pneumatic pressing, followed by static settling. Alcoholic fermentation is carried out using wild yeasts and the wine is aged in tuns for 16 months.
The blend
Chardonnay (100%).
Chablis Grand cru "Valmur" 2019: Characteristics and tasting tips
The tasting
Colour
This Chablis Grand Cru "Valmur" 2019 showcases a yellow colour with green highlights.
Nose
The aromatic bouquet is marked by fragrances of lemon, pepper and spices.
Palate
Chablis Grand cru "Valmur" 2019 is a tense and serious wine that reveals very pleasant notes of candied oranges and oyster shells. The finish is mineral and offers a nice tension.
Food and wine pairing
Chablis Grand Cru "Valmur" 2019 will pair with veal stew and chicken with morel mushrooms beautifully.
Cellaring
Chablis Grand Cru "Valmur" 2019 will reveal all its complexity until 2029 and will reach its peak in 2024.
Service
For an optimal tasting experience, serve at 12 degrees.