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Domaine Daniel Bouland Morgon Bellevue Sable 2022 (1500ml)

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Domaine Daniel Bouland Morgon Bellevue Sable 2022 (1500ml)
Producer Domaine Daniel Bouland
Region, Country Beaujolais, France
Bottle Size 1.5L
Product Code 24331-1500
As already mentioned, Bouland’s Bellevue soils are split into two cuvées—one for the sand (Sable) and one for the stones (Cailloux). These two parcels are only separated by a small track, yet, as Bouland points out, “the soil is completely different”. Terroir. Not only does the weathered sandy granite differ from the Cailloux parcel, but the slope is steeper, and the 40-50 years old vines are on a specific low-yielding rootstock called Vialla—a stock well adapted to sandy, granitic or deep argilo-siliceous soils. Tasted side-by-side, the Sable cuvée is the more giving of the two wines, with a greater width than the Cailloux bottling alongside juicer tannins. Regardless, the wine retains mouth-watering energy and finishes with superb, pour-me-another-glass intensity.
Domaine Daniel Bouland Morgon Bellevue Sable 2022 (1500ml)

Reviews

This bottling is divided from the stony section by a small path, and aged in a concrete tank of 65 hl. An even mid crimson. The bouquet here is a cut above, even something velvety about it which is rare for Morgon. A little bit gravelly on the palate, some blood orange, something a little severe, which gives a drier finish. The rootstock is Viala, which Daniel Bouland thinks explains the backwardness of this wine through hydric stress. It is going to work out just fine, though.”
90 points, Jasper Morris MW, Inside Burgundy

Reviews

This bottling is divided from the stony section by a small path, and aged in a concrete tank of 65 hl. An even mid crimson. The bouquet here is a cut above, even something velvety about it which is rare for Morgon. A little bit gravelly on the palate, some blood orange, something a little severe, which gives a drier finish. The rootstock is Viala, which Daniel Bouland thinks explains the backwardness of this wine through hydric stress. It is going to work out just fine, though.”
90 points, Jasper Morris MW, Inside Burgundy

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