Magnum Rouge Savigny 1er cru Dominode 2018 Domaine Chanson
A jewel of Burgundy by Domaine Chanson !
Le Domaine Chanson is a prestigious winery located in Burgundy, France, with a rich history dating back more than 260 years. Founded in 1750, the Domaine Chanson is recognized for its tradition of excellence in the production of fine wines and its commitment to quality and authentic expression of the Burgundy terroir.
The vineyards of the Domaine Chanson are located in the emblematic regions of Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits in Burgundy, benefiting from a unique terroir composed of limestone and clay soils, an ideal exposure and a climate conducive to the cultivation of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The wines of the Domaine Chanson are distinguished by their elegance, finesse and complexity, perfectly reflecting the essence of Burgundy. The grapes are harvested at optimal maturity, then vinified with care in accordance with traditional methods, in order to preserve the purity of the fruit and the typicity of the terroir.
The Domaine Chanson 's portfolio offers a wide range of wines, ranging from regional appellations to grands crus, premiers crus, villages and white and red wines. Each cuvée is produced in limited quantities to guarantee the quality and authenticity of the wines.
The Domaine Chanson is also committed to sustainable viticulture, adopting environmentally friendly practices and promoting biodiversity in its vineyards. The wines of the Domaine Chanson are sought after by wine lovers around the world for their uniqueness and aging potential. They are often described as expressive, balanced, with great finesse and remarkable length in the mouth.
The Domaine Chanson is therefore a renowned wine estate in Burgundy, producing exceptional wines that combine tradition, quality and authenticity.
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