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Pommard La Levrière Dugat-Py
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About the producer

A true genius when it comes to vinification, Bernard Dugat acquired his first parcel in 1973, when he was only 15! Gradually, the domain grew through successive purchases of grand crus, mostly in Charmes-Chambertin and Mazis-Chambertin, but also in the village and regional appellations. The wines truly reflect the Gevrey terroir. Above all, the aim is to allow the terroir to express itself. Yields are limited in order to maximise concentration; a traditional and careful maturing in barrels (between 50 to 100% new oak) is carried out for 14 to 18 months.

About the wine

Domaine Dugat-Py's Pommard La Levrière is a Pinot Noir that offers a marvellous combination of power and precision. A wine of great concentration in the mouth, requiring at least 10 years' aging. It will then develop more complexity, with leather aromas. A benchmark for its appellation.

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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

Region: Burgundy

Producers and wineries: Dugat-Py

Colour: red

Grape variety: Pinot Noir
Food and wine pairings: Sauté de ris de veau et de rognon, Perdreaux rôtis, Entrecôte grillée

Appellation: Pommard

Owner: Dugat-Py

Viticulture: organic More information....

Service temperature: 16°

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Auction history Pommard La Levrière Dugat-Py 2010
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20/03/2019109
20/03/2019121
18/07/201597

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