Mâcon-Verzé Nicolas Maillet 2014(white)
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Mâcon-Verzé Nicolas Maillet
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About the producer

In 1999, Nicolas Maillet took over the family domaine (which had existed for four generations) following his father who then brought his grapes to the local cooperative. It has doubled its surface area to 7 hectares, 5.4ha of which are Chardonnay on the slopes of the small village of Verzé in Saône-et-Loire, in the heart of the Mâconnais. The vineyard has been certified as organic since 2011. Vinification is essentially done in vats with minimum intervention.

About the wine

Mâcon-Verzé is a wine produced from several of the domaine's east-facing vineyards from vines aged 45 years. The limestone clay soil gives pure, very fruity wines.

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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

Region : Burgundy

Producers and wineries : Nicolas Maillet

Colour : white

Volume : 60000

Grape variety : Chardonnay
Food and wine pairings : Escalope de veau à la crème, Poulet rôti, Terrine aux deux saumons

Appellation : Mâcon-Verzé

Owner : Nicolas Maillet

Size (in ha) : 8 hectares

Viticulture : biodynamic More information....

Service temperature : 12°

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Auction history Mâcon-Verzé Nicolas Maillet 2014
4/14/202118
11/18/202021
1/5/201917
1/5/201918

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