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🏰 Specific vintage reports for Armand Heitz Saint-Aubin 1er Cru Murgers des Dent de Chien 2019 are not widely available. However, Saint-Aubin is a Côte de Beaune appellation gaining renown, and the Murgers des Dents de Chien climat is located at the top of the Montrachet hill, overlooking the grand crus. This Saint-Aubin 1er Cru from Armand Heitz shows a fine tension of fresh citrus and green apple, white flowers, and a clear minerality with subtle toast and butter aromas from aging, presenting an elegant and well-balanced profile. Armand Heitz is known for seeking pure, aromatic, and expressive wines that are true reflections of their terroirs, often following biodynamic principles. Some notes suggest that some bottles of the 2019 might be super waxy and already displaying some oxidative notes of windfall fruit and honey, popcorn, rich sweet corn/dried kernel, and nutty almonds and cashew, indicating it could be slightly advanced. 【A Saint-Aubin 1er Cru offering a fine tension of fresh citrus, white flowers, and distinct minerality.】
🍴 Thanks to its fresh acidity and mineral precision, this wine cuts beautifully through rich sauces and creamy textures of poultry and cheeses. The same salty minerality and fresh acids allow seafood and white fish to speak without overpowering them.
🥂 Ideal for a refined dinner, a gathering with friends, or an exploration of terroir-driven white Burgundy. Its versatility with food makes it suitable for various culinary occasions, from casual seafood lunches to more formal poultry dinners.
BACKGROUND
Armand Heitz, the current owner of Domaine Heitz-Lochardet, bottled and sold wine himself under the name Heitz-Lochardet Winery after completing his degree as a winemaker. When launching his first vintage, he received strong support from Ludovic Pierrot, the winemaker of the famous white wine house. Armand not only learned a lot of winemaking philosophy from Ludovic Pierrot, but also inherited the environmental protection philosophy of biodynamic master Anne-Claude Leflaive. As owner Armand Heitz received more and more attention, the winery officially changed its name from Heitz-Lochardet to Armand Heitz. It cooperated with many well-known star-rated restaurants and hotels in France, set foot in the Asian market, and also achieved success in Japan, Hong Kong and other places. good achievement.