Ladoix Clos des Chagnots Monopole 2019

Monopole

Ladoix Clos des Chagnots - Vin de Bourgogne

APPEARANCE : Deep ruby red
NOSE : Red fruit, Fresh
PALATE : Crunchy, Delicious, Fruity
OAKED : Lightly oaked
FOOD PAIRING : Barbecue, Duck breast
PRESS : Jancis Robinson : 15,5 / 20 – Allen Meadows : 88 / 100 – Jasper Morris : 88 / 100
CERTIFICACTION : HVE 3

29,50 €

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Appellation	Ladoix
Location	Clos des Chagnots
capacity	75 Cl
Color	Red
grape variety	Pinot noir
Surface	2,3645 ha

Etymology

Chagnot, the Burgundian diminutive of Châgne from the Old French noun Chasne “oak”, can be found in two neighbouring lieux-dits at Ladoix-Serrigny: Les Chagnots and Clos des Chagnots, bordering the D974 Dijon to Beaune road that goes through the village. Indeed, these were places where oak trees were plentiful.
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The vineyard plot(s)

The plots are made up of old vines from massal selection and young vines some of which are clonal. The average age of the vines is 35 years.

The soil and subsoil

Clayey limestone soil: scree and silt on stony ground locally called “chailles” emanating from the Buisson valley. This geology allows good drainage thus allowing an earlier and more rapid ripening of the grapes.