Domaine Theulot Juillot Crémant de Bourgogne NV (6 Bottles) Bourgogne, France

by Fine Wine Cellars

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This is a delightful addition to our sparkling portfolio. The domaine made its first crémant in 2004, and to this day, it remains a 100% Pinot Noir Blanc de Noirs sourced from a parcel of red Bourgogne Côte Chalonnaise. It is labelled Nathalie Theulot and is one of a small number of negoce wines made at the domaine.

The style is squarely focused on drinkability and refreshment, and to this end, the base wine is fermented in inox tanks before going to bottle. Unlike her Mercurey whites, Nathalie Theulot vinifies the juice at low temperatures (14°C) to preserve as much delicate red fruit aromatics as possible.

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About Domaine Theulot Juillot Wines

Created at the beginning of the century by Marguerite and Émile Juillot, Domaine Theulot-Juillot is a family estate than now spans 12 hectares, implanted in the commune of Mercurey.

From this terroir they craft a palette of six Premier Crus, and a range of superb Mercurey wines, in both red and white.

Although it was Emile Juillot who founded the Domaine and developed its terroirs, it was finally his wife who passed the estate on to her granddaughter, Nathalie, in 1987.

This type of transmission from woman to woman is quite rare, exceptional even, and is one of the Domaine’s particularities that is a source of immense pride. Today the estate is managed by Nathalie Theulot with the support of her husband.

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