Domaine de la Tour du Bief 'Hauts de la Rochelle' Moulin-à-Vent Beaujolais AC Gamay 2010 1999 roasted hazelnut and a balanced

roasted hazelnut and a balanced gloss of classy oak

The most mineral wine among the white villages wines from the Côte de Beaune

The palate has striking acidity that floods in early with plenty of citrus-dominant flavours and then chisels in tight

dark cherry and plum flavours and a long

Rutherglen & Glenrowan) that make up North East Victoria

Domaine de la Tour du Bief 'Hauts de la Rochelle' Moulin-à-Vent Beaujolais AC Gamay 2010 1999 roasted hazelnut and a balanced100% Gamay from the terroir 'la Rochelle' of 4. 218 hectares. Below the neighbouring terroir 'les Vrillats', on the top of the appellation at 280m in altitude, 'la Rochelle' is located on the top part of the Vrillats mount south slope. Here the soils are granitic sands, deeper than the Vrillats. This terroir is in the wind's corridor with southern exposure. Hand picked and sorted before destemming 100% of the fruit, then cold soaked for 3 weeks with