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🏰 The 2016 vintage in Burgundy, while challenging, produced wines with good concentration and freshness. Vincent Girardin's Pommard Les Vignots from 2016 is expected to reflect these characteristics, offering a classic expression of Pommard. 【Known for its robust structure and earthy undertones, this Pinot Noir from Les Vignots vineyard typically delivers a powerful yet elegant profile.】 While specific tasting notes for the 2016 are not readily available, Pommard wines generally exhibit aromas of black cherry, plum, and often a hint of game or forest floor, with firm tannins and a long finish. The 2016 vintage overall in Burgundy saw a cold and wet winter and spring, followed by a warm summer, leading to a smaller but high-quality harvest.
🍴 Pommard's robust nature makes it an excellent partner for hearty dishes. Think roasted red meats like beef or lamb, game birds, mushroom-based dishes, and aged hard cheeses. Its structure can stand up to rich sauces and earthy flavors.
🥂 This wine is perfect for a formal dinner or a special occasion where a full-bodied, complex red Burgundy is desired. It has the structure to age gracefully, but the 2016 vintage is likely approachable now with some decanting. Serve at cellar temperature (around 16-18°C) to allow its full aromatic complexity to unfold.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Vincent Girardin was founded by Vincent Girardin, who hails from the village of Santenay and comes from a family of winemakers. Passionate about wine, Vincent inherited the family's two-hectare vineyard and established the winery in 1994, sourcing grapes only from growers who shared his philosophy. The primary grape varieties are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In 2001, the winery moved from Santenay to Meursault. In 2012, Vincent decided to sell the winery to La Compagnie des Vins d’Autrefois, and it is now managed by Eric Germain and Marco Caschera.