Bonnevaux Jeannine Boutin Côte Rôtie AOP 2023

Côte Rôtie AOP 2023 from the Domaine Jeannine Boutin, a Northern Rhône red wine produced on the steep slopes of the appellation. 75cl bottle, 14% ABV, available to discover in the DirectCave selection dedicated to great Northern wines.

Who produces Bonnevaux Jeannine Boutin Côte Rôtie AOP 2023?

Jeannine Boutin is the name of the estate behind this Côte Rôtie AOP 2023 cuvée, an emblematic appellation from the northern part of the Rhône Valley. The estate produces its wines on the steep slopes that characterize this historic terroir, renowned for the difficulty of farming its terraced hillsides.

On what terroir is Bonnevaux Jeannine Boutin Côte Rôtie AOP 2023 produced?

Côte Rôtie takes its name from the extremely steep slopes overlooking the Rhône, between the Côte Brune and Côte Blonde sectors. The soils consist of schist, mica, and gneiss, providing excellent natural drainage. The semi-continental climate with Mediterranean influences promotes a slow ripening of the grapes. Syrah is the dominant grape variety, while the appellation rules allow for up to 20% Viognier.

At what temperature should Bonnevaux Jeannine Boutin Côte Rôtie AOP 2023 be served?

Côte Rôtie wines are generally served between 16 and 18°C, after decanting to open up their aromatic profile. The appellation produces wines with considerable aging potential, often estimated between eight and fifteen years depending on the vintage, allowing for prolonged storage in a cellar.

What dishes pair with Bonnevaux Jeannine Boutin Côte Rôtie AOP 2023?

Wines from this appellation traditionally pair with grilled or braised red meats, game birds and game, and slow-cooked dishes in sauce. They also pair well with aged hard cheeses.