Hubert Lamy, Santenay "Clos des Hates" Rouge, 2017
A red from Hubert Lamy, the Saint-Aubin domaine far better known for its electric whites, which makes this a quiet insider's pick. The Clos des Hates vineyard sits just above the village of Santenay, bordering the Premier Cru Passetemps, on a gentle slope of deep clay; Olivier Lamy planted these Pinot Noir vines in 2000 at his signature ultra-high density. Farming is organic in practice, with whole-cluster fermentation and long aging in barrel (mostly older oak) on the lees. The result is a precise, mineral-driven Santenay rouge with more finesse than the appellation's reputation suggests.
Hubert Lamy, Santenay "Clos des Hates" Rouge, 2017
A red from Hubert Lamy, the Saint-Aubin domaine far better known for its electric whites, which makes this a quiet insider's pick. The Clos des Hates vineyard sits just above the village of Santenay, bordering the Premier Cru Passetemps, on a gentle slope of deep clay; Olivier Lamy planted these Pinot Noir vines in 2000 at his signature ultra-high density. Farming is organic in practice, with whole-cluster fermentation and long aging in barrel (mostly older oak) on the lees. The result is a precise, mineral-driven Santenay rouge with more finesse than the appellation's reputation suggests.
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A red from Hubert Lamy, the Saint-Aubin domaine far better known for its electric whites, which makes this a quiet insider's pick. The Clos des Hates vineyard sits just above the village of Santenay, bordering the Premier Cru Passetemps, on a gentle slope of deep clay; Olivier Lamy planted these Pinot Noir vines in 2000 at his signature ultra-high density. Farming is organic in practice, with whole-cluster fermentation and long aging in barrel (mostly older oak) on the lees. The result is a precise, mineral-driven Santenay rouge with more finesse than the appellation's reputation suggests.
