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Moillard Auxey-Duresses Vieilles Vignes
Product informationMoillard Auxey-Duresses Vieilles Vignes
Country of Origin
France
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place and serve between 14 and 16 C
Serving Suggestions
Goes well with prawns and fish in spicy sauces, as well as ratatouille and cooked shellfish. It can likewise be paired with cheeses of the Gruyre family, blue cheeses, and certain types of goats cheese.
Package Type
Bottle
Type of Closure
Cork
Recycling Information
Glass
Brand
Moillard
Since its creation in 1850, Moillard produces wines of a rare fineness and elegance, well-structured and strong, offering a great ageing potential.
Country of Packing
France
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Allergen Information
Contains sulphites
ABV (%)
13
Units
9.80
Grape Variety
100% Chardonnay
Tasting Notes
A complex and elegant wine with delicate aromas of white fruits and chesnuts.
History
For anyone travelling along the celebrated Grands Crus Wine Route in Burgundy, it is impossible to miss the prestigious Maison Moillard. Located at the entrance to Nuits-Saint-Georges, capital of the prestigious Cte de Nuits area, it is adorned with a magnificent mosaic fresco, created for its 150th anniversary, which highlights the historical faade of the Cellars and the shop.
Over the centuries, the Moillard, Thomas-Moillard and Moillard-Grivot families have built up the reputation of the Maison, patiently adding the constituent parts of a fine wine growing domain and one of the greatest cellars of the Cte de Nuits.
Today, Maison Moillard has become a veritable institution in Nuits-Saint-Georges. It owns a 11.5 hectare domain in Nuits-Saint-Georges, Savigny-les-Beaune, Cte de Nuits Village and Hautes-Ctes de Nuits. The oenologists of Maison Moillard select the finest grapes from the best plots to give expression to the terroirs and Climats of Burgundy in all their diversity. Thanks to the ties formed over the years between Maison Moillard and the vineyard, they express the know-how passed down over several generations in the production and ageing of Burgundys wines and crmants.
Over the centuries, the Moillard, Thomas-Moillard and Moillard-Grivot families have built up the reputation of the Maison, patiently adding the constituent parts of a fine wine growing domain and one of the greatest cellars of the Cte de Nuits.
Today, Maison Moillard has become a veritable institution in Nuits-Saint-Georges. It owns a 11.5 hectare domain in Nuits-Saint-Georges, Savigny-les-Beaune, Cte de Nuits Village and Hautes-Ctes de Nuits. The oenologists of Maison Moillard select the finest grapes from the best plots to give expression to the terroirs and Climats of Burgundy in all their diversity. Thanks to the ties formed over the years between Maison Moillard and the vineyard, they express the know-how passed down over several generations in the production and ageing of Burgundys wines and crmants.
Regional Information
Auxey-Duresses (pronounced Aussey) stands at the entrance to a valley which runs from the Cte de Beaune into the Hautes Ctes, following the road that leads from Beaune to Autun amongst hump-backed hillsides. Together with its hamlets of Petit-Auxey and Mlian, Auxey-Duresses is incontestably one of Bourgognes Celtic and Gallo-Roman wine-growing districts. It was formerly an outlying property of the abbey of Cluny, producing both grains and grapes. The corn-mills have now gone but there are still wine presses. Auxey-Duresses was granted its AOC status in 1937.
Current Vintage
2016
Vinification Details
Traditional vinification. The grapes are pressed immediately upon arrival at the winery in pneumatic presses. The alcoholic fermentation is carried out in oak barrels, 20% new oak. The wine is aged for 12 months in oak barrels with regular stirring to gain depth and complexity.
Producer
Maison Franois Martenot
Agent
LGCF
Winemaker
Please drink responsiblySerge Debucy
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