Benoit Ente Bourgogne Mathilde 2017 Grandi Bottiglie

BOURGOGNE "MATHILDE" 2017 BENOIT ENTE

Name: BOURGOGNE "MATHILDE" 2017 BENOIT ENTE
Brand: BENOIT ENTE
SKU: BEBM17
Price: 65 EUR
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BENOIT ENTE

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Bourgogne Mathilde 2017 is a French red wine from the Burgundy region produced by Benoit Ente. It is the only red wine in Benoit Ente's range, characterised by a combination of structure and freshness.

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Red

0,75

2017

Francia - borgogna

12,5

Description

Bourgogne Mathilde 2017 Benoit Ente

Bourgogne Mathilde 2017 is a French red wine from the Burgundy region produced by Benoit Ente. It is the only red wine in Benoit Ente's range, made from 100% Pinot Noir grapes from two small plots planted in 1975 and 1998.

The estate's own grapes were sold to the famous Louis Latour, until Benoit Ente decided to directly exploit their great potential and produce them himself.

The result is a pine black that is a combination of power and lightness, where oak ageing increases the structure but Benoit is always looking for more freshness and drinkability in his wines. This Bourgogne Mathilde ages for a total period of 18 months, the first 12 in oak barrels and the remaining 6 months in steel.

DENOMINATION: Bourgogne AOC

REGION: Burgundy (France)

GRAPE VARIETIES: 100% Pinot Noir.

VINIFICATION: aged for a total of 18 months of which the first 12 in wood and the following 6 in steel.

Product Details

Type of article: BOTTIGLIE DI VINO
Bottle size: 0,75
Vintage: 2017
Region or area: Francia - Borgogna
Natural: YES
Gradazione Alcolica: 12,5
Wine Name: BOURGOGNE "MATHILDE"
Classification: Bourgogne
Denomination: Bourgogne AOC
Gruppo: Ho.Re.Ca.

BENOIT ENTE

Domaine Benoit Ente is a French Burgundy winery, with about 6 hectares of vineyards located around the appellation of Puligny Montrachet. The winery tries to follow, whenever possible, principles of sustainable viticulture and to seek a fresh style.