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MAISON CHAMPY POMMARD 2020, Burgundy

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$58.71 $88.95 In stock

Category: PINOT NOIR

Maison Champy rightly claims on its wine labels that it is "Le plus ancinenne maison de Bourgogne" - "The oldest wine company in Burgundy". With age comes wisdom. Exhibit A is their 2020 Pommard. An intense nose of blackcurrant layered with a touch of smoke lead into a deep, tight and textured palate showing freshness, richness, and ripe black cherries and blackcurrants. Sustainable vineyard practices.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley J. ★★★★★

Opened it with a friend who's a Burgundy fan and we both agreed the tannins were beautifully integrated for a Pommard this young. The lingering finish of dark cherry and spice made it worth every penny.

Owen Y. ★★★★★

The dark fruit and earthy notes really shine in this Pommard, with a silky finish that lingered beautifully. Perfect balance for a Burgundy at this price point—smooth enough to enjoy now but clearly has structure for a few more years.

Isabella ★★★★★

Opened it with some roast chicken last night and the tannins were surprisingly gentle for a Pommard, with a lovely dark cherry finish that lingered. It's got that classic Burgundy depth without being heavy — definitely worth the splurge for a special dinner.