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BURGUNDY, FRANCE Louis Boillot OVERVIEW THE WINES Fruit Source Production Winemaker/Proprietor: Louis Boillot Chambolle-Musigny 40-year-old vines in the villages portion of Beaux Bruns. 100 Louis established this domaine in 2002 after splitting cases the holdings of the Lucien Boillot domaine with his brother. Organic, meticulous viticulture and gentle, Gevrey-Chambertin Six separate parcels with an average age nearing 60 years 420 non-interventionist winemaking produce wines of old. cases delicacy and restraint. Gevrey-Chambertin 50+-year-old vines in vineyard of 1er cru quality in the 160 VINEYARD INFORMATION “Evocelles” commune of Brochon. cases Numerous small parcels in and around Gevrey- Chambertin (in the Côte de Nuits) and Volnay (in the Côte de Beaune). Averaging over 50 years old, Boillot’s Gevrey-Chambertin Sloping vineyard site on the same hillside as Gevrey’s 75 vines rank among the oldest in Burgundy. 1er cru “Champonnet” Grands Crus. cases Harvest: by hand Nuits-St. Georges 90-year-old vines yield arguably the finest version of this 120 1er cru “Pruliers” premier cru. cases WINEMAKING NOTES Viticulture is “lutte raisonée” (reasoned organic). Volnay “Les Grands 60-year-old vines located below the 1er cru Brouillards. 420 No chemical fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides are Poisots” cases employed and vines are pruned for balance. Grapes are allowed to macerate in Boillot’s frigid cave for Pommard 1er cru “Croix 90+ year old vine old vines in one of Pommard’s finest, but 80 a few days until fermentations start of their own accord. Noires” smallest 1er Crus. cases New wood is used sparingly, with wines a maximum of 30% in top vintages. Moulin-à-Vent Four parcels totalling 1.47 ha near the windmill. A mix of 650 The estate purchased several vineyards in Moulin- Vieilles Vignes red sand and decomposed granite soils. cases à-Vent, and began vinifying with the 2014 vintage. Average vine age is in the 50-60 year old range. Moulin-à-Vent Isolated knoll to the northeast of the windmill. The subsoil 450 “Brussellions” is red granite-based, whiter sand in top layer. cases.

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