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Marchand-Tawse, Nuits-Saint-Georges La Petite Charmotte, 2022

Red Wine from Burgundy, France
by Marchand-Tawse
$89.99
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Canadian-Burgundian brilliance from one of the region's most acclaimed winemakers. Pascal Marchand, a Quebec native who became one of Burgundy's most respected vignerons, partnered with Toronto's Moray Tawse in 2011 to purchase the historic Maume cellars in Nuits-Saint-Georges. La Petite Charmotte, from alluvial soils below Premier Cru Bousselots, delivers a perfumed bouquet of iris and red fruit with hints of Earl Grey and one of the longest finishes of the vintage. Certified organic, biodynamically farmed, and guided by the lunar calendar. 

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Antonio Galloni

93 points

"The 2022 Nuits-Saint-Georges La Petite Charmotte, which winemaker Mark Fincham feels is a little underrated, has a perfumed, quite floral bouquet with iris flowers infusing the red fruit, hints of Earl Grey emerging with time. It certainly has more complexity than the Village Cru. The palate is well-balanced, the 20% whole bunches imparting a subtle pepperiness, very detailed towards the finish with admirable mineralité on the finish. Highly recommended." —Neal Martin

More about Marchand-Tawse

Pascal Marchand, a pioneering organic/biodynamic Burgundian, partnered with Canada's Moray Tawse in 2011 to form this négociant-domaine. They hand-pick fruit from biodynamic vineyards and now farm parcels in 20+ appellations. The 2012 purchase of Domaine Maume in Gevrey-Chambertin strengthened their foundation. Biodynamic Burgundy, seriously pursued.

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Tasting Notes & Food Pairings

Perfect Pairings

Grilled lamb, roasted pork, herb-crusted fish, tomato-based dishes

Tasting Profile

Ruby with red cherry, spice, and herb aromas. Medium body with balanced tannins, flavors of cherry and earth with a bright, structured finish.

Wine Details

  • Grape Variety

    Pinot Noir

  • Vintage

    2022

  • Size

    750ml

  • Farming Practice

    Biodynamic

  • Sweetness

    Dry

  • Body

    Light Bodied

Named for co-founders Morey Tawse and Pascal Marchand, Marchand Tawse has managed in short order to rocket to the top echelons of Burgundy producers, with gorgeous wines from Vosne, Nuits St. George, Pommard, Morey St. Denis and Chambertin. With the help of English winemaker Mark Fincham, Marchand-Tawse has been able to balance old world classic winemaking techniques with their own style of wines with vibrant character and elegance.

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