About the Wine
The Bourgogne Chardonnay is adjacent to the appellation Pommard. The brown soil originates from the côteaux and builds up at the bottom of the slope on flatter grounds. The depth of the soil can reach up to one meter. The presence of rocks enables a thorough filtration of the soil. The vines are 40 years of age. Rich scents of spices and ripe grapes combined with citrus aromas. An opulent presence in mouth balanced with racy texture finishing with almond scents.
About The Winery
The Domaine de Courcel is a 400-year-old family-owned winery located in the village of Pommard in the Côte d'Or. Its current owners, three sisters and one brother, are the descendants of the founders. Gilles de Courcel provides leadership for the domaine, the estate is managed by Anne Bommelaer and Marie de Courcel, and Yves Confuron has served as the winemaker since 1996. Its prestigious Pommard Premier Crus include Le Grand Clos des Épenots, Les Rugiens, Les Frémiers, and Les Croix Noires. Tradition, modernism, and excellence are the pillars of this domaine.
