Domaine Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru Rouge
75 cl / 2019
€337,50
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Bonnes-Mares is a grand cru straddling Chambolle-Musigny and Morey-Saint-Denis, giving Pinot Noir with more power and structure than most Chambolle wines. Domaine Bart, based in Marsannay and run by Pierre Bart since 2009 with his mother Odile and his uncle Martin, holds vines here, planted between the wars and inherited through the Clair-Daü division of 1982. Around 40% whole bunches and about half new oak. Decant and serve with roast duck, venison or a mature cheese. Select your preferred vintage above.
Domaine Bart Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru Rouge
€337,50
€337,50 TTC
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€281,25 HT
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| Appellation | BONNES MARES Grand cru |
| Estate | BART |
| Region | Bourgogne, Côte de Nuits |
| Country | France |
| Grape variety | Pinot Noir |
| Colour | Red |
| Farming | No herbicides |
Should this wine be decanted?
20 to 30 minutes of aeration in a decanter is recommended for red wines, especially younger vintages.
How long can this wine be cellared?
This grand cru has an estimated cellaring potential of 12 to 30 years under good storage conditions (cellar at a stable 12-14 °C).
What food pairs well with this wine?
It pairs particularly well with: roast duck, venison, mature cheese. Recommended serving temperature: 16-18 °C.
