US$ 1197.50
including apple and pear
but the wine finishes snappy and mineral
Kevin Judd spent 25 years as the founding winemaker at Cloudy Bay — the wine that made Marlborough famous — before launching Greywacke under his own name in 2009
The mash bill is classic Beam: 77% corn
Domaine Pecheur Cotes du Jura Rouge Cuvee des Trois Cepages 2024 core-no-restrictions including apple and pearThis is the blend the locals drink: Trois Cepages, a traditional Jura red of Pinot Noir, Poulsard and Trousseau, the bottle a Darbonnay farmer would pour if you visited. From the tiny village of Darbonnay, the Pecheur family has spent half a century working a few hectares, worth knowing precisely because they don't chase innovation or acclaim. They farm according to organic principles with minimal machinery, letting the vineyards show the clarity that
US$ 1197.50
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