Pernand Vergelesses 'Les Combottes' 2021
Domaine Etienne Delarche
- £39
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- Producer
- Domaine Marius Delarche
- Grape Varieties
- Chardonnay
- Origin
- France > Burgundy > Côte de Beaune > Pernand Vergelesses
Based in the tiny village of Pernand Vergelesses, the Delarche family cellar is tucked away in the shadow of the famed hill of Corton. Domaine Delarche have fully embraced organic farming, though they aren’t certified, and like to make their wines as simply and naturally as possible.
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- Medium bodied with notes of zesty lemon, white peach, green apple and a flinty minerality.
- This lovely Chardonnay comes from a single plot 'Les Combottes'
- Drink now, but could age 3-4 more years
- Indulge in pairing this with lobster rolls, or simply emjoy with roast chicken
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