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Jean-Marc Burgaud has been dubbed ‘Monsieur Côte du Py’ by Bourgogne Aujourd’hui magazine and for good reason. Jean-Marc’s eponymous Beaujolais estate boasts seven hectares of vines in Morgon’s famed ‘Côte du Py’ vineyard.
‘Les Charmes’ is a lovely introduction to Jean-Marc’s Morgons. Sourced from old vines planted on granite soil, it is a wine defined by dark fruit notes, with lovely richness and tannic structure on a palate that finishes long and intense. Jean-Marc recently purchased a parcel of Morgon ‘Corcelette’, a climat he had long wished to work with. This parcel in ‘La Roche Pilée’ was first planted in 1932, with further vines added in 1970. The resulting wine is supple and elegant due to its pink granite and stony soils.
Jean-Marc Burgaud has been dubbed ‘Monsieur Côte du Py’ by Bourgogne Aujourd’hui magazine and for good reason. Jean-Marc’s eponymous Beaujolais estate boasts seven hectares of vines in Morgon’s famed ‘Côte du Py’ vineyard.
‘Les Charmes’ is a lovely introduction to Jean-Marc’s Morgons. Sourced from old vines planted on granite soil, it is a wine defined by dark fruit notes, with lovely richness and tannic structure on a palate that finishes long and intense. Jean-Marc recently purchased a parcel of Morgon ‘Corcelette’, a climat he had long wished to work with. This parcel in ‘La Roche Pilée’ was first planted in 1932, with further vines added in 1970. The resulting wine is supple and elegant due to its pink granite and stony soils.