
Yves Cuilleron Cote Rotie ‘Lieu-Dit Bonnivières’ Syrah 2022
Origin : At the heart of the Côte-Rôtie appellation, in the commune of Ampuis, is the place called “Bonnivières”. A beautiful east-facing hillside, preserving the freshness and on which some of our old vines are planted.
Terroirs : Mica schists
Grape varieties : Syrah.
Viticulture : planted in high density (8,000-10,000 vines per ha). Treatments limited to the maximum depending on the weather, no insecticide to preserve biodiversity, little fertilizer and only organic. Control of vigor and yields, leaf stripping, green harvesting for better ripening of the grapes. Disbudding in the spring.
Vinification : manual harvest, plot-by-plot and traditional vinification. Use of oenological products (indigenous yeasts) as little as possible. In the cellar, sorting, crushing and partial destemming. Maceration for 3 weeks in open vats.
Ageing : 18 months in barrels.
Olfactory tasting : Slightly tight nose but which reveals notes of spicy black fruits, sandalwood, graphite and some smoky aromas.
Tasting notes: Pure and balanced mouth with a velvety and mineral freshness characteristic of the terroir.
Laying down : Cuvée de garde. Best to wait 5 years and can age 15 years or more.
Pairing : Game or powerful meat (venison with morello cherry).
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Origin : At the heart of the Côte-Rôtie appellation, in the commune of Ampuis, is the place called “Bonnivières”. A beautiful east-facing hillside, preserving the freshness and on which some of our old vines are planted.
Terroirs : Mica schists
Grape varieties : Syrah.
Viticulture : planted in high density (8,000-10,000 vines per ha). Treatments limited to the maximum depending on the weather, no insecticide to preserve biodiversity, little fertilizer and only organic. Control of vigor and yields, leaf stripping, green harvesting for better ripening of the grapes. Disbudding in the spring.
Vinification : manual harvest, plot-by-plot and traditional vinification. Use of oenological products (indigenous yeasts) as little as possible. In the cellar, sorting, crushing and partial destemming. Maceration for 3 weeks in open vats.
Ageing : 18 months in barrels.
Olfactory tasting : Slightly tight nose but which reveals notes of spicy black fruits, sandalwood, graphite and some smoky aromas.
Tasting notes: Pure and balanced mouth with a velvety and mineral freshness characteristic of the terroir.
Laying down : Cuvée de garde. Best to wait 5 years and can age 15 years or more.
Pairing : Game or powerful meat (venison with morello cherry).











