Pinot Noir Vieux Chemin 2021 - Julien Meyer

Pinot Noir Vieux Chemin - Julien Meyers

Julien Meyer's Pinot Noir Vieux Chemin is a red wine with character. The grapes come from vineyards located on predominantly calcareous soils, from grapes grown and processed according to biodynamic principles. Aged for 12 months in wooden barrels. The nose offers an intense, fruity and floral bouquet, with hints of ripe cherry and violet in evidence. In the mouth it is rich and balanced, with a sip of good persistence and length.

Service

It is advisable to taste it at a temperature of 16/18° in tulip goblets. Wine to drink immediately but you can leave a few years in the cellar.

Pairings

A pleasant wine always, better during the meal if accompanied with roast meats and spicy cheeses.

Cellar:  Julien Meyerr

The Binner Cellar is located in the small village of Ammerschwihr, in the heart of Haut-Rhin in Alsace, close to the city of Colmar. Their history of winemakers began in 1770, and from generation to generation comes Joseph who with his wife Monique and his sons Christian and Audrey manages the cellar. The Binner's vineyards are 11 scattered in the municipalities of Ammerschwihr where the younger vineyards, Katzenthal, are found, with old vineyards reaching up to sixty years of age, and Kientzheim. The Binner also boasts three Vineyards, Kaefferkopf, Schlossberg and Wineck-Schlossberg, which rest on the Gran Cru grounds. The vineyards that enjoy the dry and well-ventilated climate typical of Alsace are on steep hills and are cultivated in biodynamic. The same care and attention is placed in the cellar where Binner does not use chemicals but only indigenous yeasts, refinements in old oak barrels and long stalks on fine lees. Numerous production includes 15 labels, including Riesling Schlossberg and Gewurztraminer cuvée Beatrice. The Binner wines are unique wines, respected in the area and with a long aging potential.