Héritage du Conseiller Pinot Noir Maison Bouchard Ainé Vin de France 2025

Vin de France by Maison Bouchard Aîné & Fils, made from Pinot Noir grown on clay-limestone soils. Garnet color, with aromas of sour cherry and sweet spices. A rich, luscious palate with silky tannins. Aged for 4 months on fine lees, partly in oak barrels. Serve at around 16°C.

In what terroir is Héritage du Conseiller Pinot Noir Maison Bouchard Ainé Vin de France 2025 produced?

The Pinot Noir grapes come from vineyards grown on clay-limestone soils, exposed to a large temperature range that promotes full ripeness and a fine expression of the grape variety.

How is Héritage du Conseiller Pinot Noir Maison Bouchard Ainé Vin de France 2025 vinified and aged?

A 4-day cold maceration intensifies the wine's color. Each plot is vinified separately, with a long fermentation of at least 3 weeks, followed by 7 days of warm post-fermentation maceration. Aging continues for 4 months on fine lees, with a quarter of the cuvée aged in oak barrels while the rest remains in stainless steel tanks to preserve the grape variety's freshness and fruitiness.

What is the tasting profile of Héritage du Conseiller Pinot Noir Maison Bouchard Ainé Vin de France 2025?

The wine has a beautiful garnet-red color. The nose reveals delicate aromas of sour cherry and sweet spices, enhanced by light oak. On the palate, the wine is rich and fruity, with impressive power: notes of chocolate blend with hints of mint on silky tannins. The long finish combines fruit and subtle oak.

What dishes pair with Héritage du Conseiller Pinot Noir Maison Bouchard Ainé Vin de France 2025?

This wine pairs with all meats, whether prepared in the kitchen or grilled on the barbecue or plancha, as well as Mediterranean vegetable dishes.

At what temperature should Héritage du Conseiller Pinot Noir Maison Bouchard Ainé Vin de France 2025 be served?

Ideally serve at 16°C. Made for early consumption, this wine can nevertheless be stored for 2 years under suitable conditions.