2021 Maison En Belles Lies Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru, Cote de Beaune, France Gramercy Cellars Fosse Seche was discovered by

Fosse Seche was discovered by the Benedictine monks around the 10th century and was already producing wine in the early 1200's

wholecluster for 10 days

20 day maceration with the skins

La Poulosa is a low-lying

with cca 30ppm of sulfur at bottling

2021 Maison En Belles Lies Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru, Cote de Beaune, France Gramercy Cellars Fosse Seche was discovered byVineyard Size: 0. 16 hectares Soil: clay, limestone Average Age of Vines: 90 years Farming: organic, biodynamic Harvest: by hand Winemaking: direct press, spontaneous fermentation in barriques with indigenous yeasts, dbourbage Aging: in barriques, sur lie Fining: none Filtration: none Added S02: none