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Marsannay
Burgundy · France
Château de Charodon · 2023

Marsannay

Perfect pairing
Pairs withpoultry, duck, washed-rind cheeses
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Serving temperature14–16°C
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Until recently Marsannay was known chiefly for its rosé, but the red wines of this village at the northern end of the Côte de Nuits are gaining ground fast. Charodon's version is fresh and juicy, and shows why this appellation is on the rise.

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Wine profile
Taste styleDry
TanninMed-
AcidityMed+
AlcoholMedium
Body / TextureMedium
Characteristics
StyleRed
Wine houseChâteau de Charodon
GrapePinot Noir
CountryFrance
RegionBurgundy
Year2023
AgeingFrench oak
Volume75 cl
Drinking window2026–2031
Item no.KW348523
StyleRed
Wine houseChâteau de Charodon
GrapePinot Noir
CountryFrance
RegionBurgundy
Year2023
AgeingFrench oak
Volume75 cl
Drinking window2026–2031
Item no.KW348523

100% Pinot Noir, hand-harvested and fermented with indigenous yeasts. Matured in French oak barrels for 12 months.

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The wine house

Château de Charodon

Burgundy

Château de Charodon is the project of Louis Vallet, together with his brother Thibault and father Bernard. The family originally hails from Gevrey-Chambertin, where Bernard remains co-owner of the renowned Domaine Pierre Bourée. Louis chose his own path. For years he travelled the world as a "flying winemaker", with one harvest in Bourgogne and one in the southern hemisphere, learning the craft with Pascal Marchand among others. The estate works from a historic château near Beaune and produces wines with a pure, juicy mid-palate and a recognisable spiciness, without excessive oak. Worth knowing: Charodon's first vintage, in 2010, ran to a modest 1,200 bottles. That has since grown to more than 42,000 bottles a year, an increase of more than thirtyfold in little over a decade.

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Château de Charodon

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