Domaine Rougeot Bourgogne Rouge Les Lameroses 2023 Subregion_Brunello di Montalcino reflecting the diverse microclimates and

reflecting the diverse microclimates and soil types that contribute to the region's distinctive character

dried rose petal

who maintain the same commitment to old-vine intensity and traditional winemaking

soft water

Armand studied oenology and then decided to take over his family’s vines after completing his studies in 2011

Domaine Rougeot Bourgogne Rouge Les Lameroses 2023 Subregion_Brunello di Montalcino reflecting the diverse microclimates andThe Land Les Lameroses is a single vineyard plot at the northern edge of Meursault's commune, close enough to the Volnay border that the soils reflect both villages: clay limestone and ocean marl, the combination that produces Pinot Noir with mineral definition and structure rather than the fleshy, heavy fruit you get from denser clay alone. The vines are more than 45 years old. This northern strip of Meursault has produced compelling Pinot Noir for