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Massive concentration balanced by "limestone-like" freshness Why Choose Pommard in 2022?

The clay-heavy soils (notably the famous blue clay) acted as a sponge, providing water to the Merlot vines during the drought. This resulted in wines with incredible density and silky tannins. Comparison: Style, Soil, and Soul Pommard (Burgundy) Pomerol (Bordeaux) Primary Grape 100% Pinot Noir Predominantly Merlot (with Cabernet Franc) Soil Profile Iron-rich clay and limestone Gravel, sand, and "Crasse de Fer" (iron-rich clay) Flavor Profile Wild berries, musk, earth, and firm tannins Black plum, chocolate, truffle, and velvet textures Structure and firm tannins Black plum

Despite the heat, the Pinot Noir grapes maintained a remarkable "acidic spine." The wines are concentrated but avoid the "jammy" pitfalls of previous hot years like 2003. and firm tannins Black plum