The Saints-Juliens site takes its name from a chapel called Saint-Julien, built by Saint Martin in the 6th century, which once stood there. Today a cross commemorates this story. The Lieux-Dits lies just north of the commune, below the 1er Cru Aux Thorey site, and has a south-west exposure and limestone gravel soil. After the hand picking, the grapes are sorted again at the winery. After a cold maceration, spontaneous fermentation and aging of around 18 months in Pinot Piècen (approx. 30% new...

Pairs With: Roasted duck – “coq au vin”, Wildfowl