Domaine Monthelie-Douhairet-Porcheret 'Les Chanlins' 1er Cru Pommard 2021 BEAUJOLAIS The wine gains further complexity

The wine gains further complexity through malolactic fermentation and a year of aging on the lees

The vineyards cover 34 hectares with two principal soil types

over 60% of the Offerus comes from these young vines owned by the Domaine JL Chave

and Goodfellow Family Cellars

Current winemaking methods do their best to honor the great terroir that they have acquired over the centuries in Burgundy

Domaine Monthelie-Douhairet-Porcheret 'Les Chanlins' 1er Cru Pommard 2021 BEAUJOLAIS The wine gains further complexityFrom a 0. 38 hectare parcel, Chanlins is a simple reference to the former fields (champs) in which flax (lin) was grown, as was also the case in Volnay, of which Les Chanlins is the geographical continuation. The vines for Les Chanlins are located on the steepest slope of the appellation and everything in the vineyard is done manually as the slopes are too steep for tractors. The 2019 is a deft juxtaposition of power and elegance rarely encountered in