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$225.00
This is from 50+ year-old vines and Pierre-Yves does all the vineyard work. Vinified with 30 % whole bunches.
Perched on the border with Chassagne, La Comme is one of Santenay’s most prized Premier Crus—known for producing Pinot of unexpected finesse and detail. Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey’s expression is, as always, beautifully judged: generous yet precise, capturing both the richness of Santenay fruit and the restraint of his thoughtful winemaking.
The 2023 vintage offers a wonderfully poised balance—fresh and lifted, yet with depth and quiet power. Notes of dark red fruits, fine, supple tannins, and a savoury mineral spine define this wine, giving it a clear sense of place. Already appealing with air, it promises even greater nuance with a few years of cellaring.
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