2020 Macon ‘Les Enracines’, Terroir et Talents

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2020 Macon ‘Les Enracines’, Terroir et Talents

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A pure, fresh and floral wine on the nose with notes of hawthorn. The mineral and saline sides develop well on the palate.  This terrific natural wine is full of vitality and is incredibly refreshing. 


The Terroir et Talents are a group of individual estates based in Beaujolais and Macon in southern burgundy who all share the same ethos of maximum respect for the environment and minimal intervention.  This delicious, natural Macon is from a selection of plots planted in the village of Chardonnay, which lie on a mostly a limestone soil called the ‘Dalle Nacrée’ (Pearly Slab). This terroir has the characteristic of producing fine, delicate wines on which a winemaking with no added sulphite is possible.

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