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Maison Coquard - Fleurie 2007

Maison Coquard - Fleurie 2007

Note: Guide des Meilleurs Vins à Petits Prix 16/20
Fleurie is generally considered the "Queen of Beaujolais Crus": Gamay finds incomparable expression in the granite soil. This 2007 Fleurie offers floral and fruity aromas: lilac, violet, wisteria, blackcurrant, red berries... A real bouquet to be savored right now!

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Estate

Maison Coquard

Vintage

2007

Designation

Fleurie

Region

Beaujolais

Grape varieties

100% Gamay

Terroirs

steep slopes composed of heavily eroded granite sand

Viticulture

Vines pruned using the gobelet method, no green harvesting due to naturally low yields. Sustainable farming practices that respect the environment and the ecosystem surrounding the vines.

Grape harvest

100% manual

Wine making

Traditional Beaujolais vinification using whole grapes. Fermentation temperatures controlled (between 25 and 28°C maximum), maceration for 9 to 11 days before pressing. 100% alcoholic and malolactic fermentation.

Livestock farming

Aged in stainless steel vats until bottling in the spring of the following year to preserve the wine's elegance, finesse, and complex aromas.

Alcohol content

13%

Eye

crimson red dress

Nose

with floral and fruity aromas: lilac, iris, violet, wisteria, blackcurrant, red berries...

Mouth

velvety and refined, tender and powerful at the same time

Serve

at 14-16°C

Open

1/4 hour before service

Drink from

2009

Drink before

2012

Production

12,000 bottles

Food and wine pairings

Food and wine pairings

A d&eacute;guster sur un gigot d'agneau, une andouillette de Vire, un filet de sandre...<br/>

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Rated estate (2014 guide) Selected (An estate or producer that impressed us with one or more of its wines, but about which we cannot give an overall opinion on the style of the entire range)

About the estate:

Christophe Coquard founded his own wine merchant business in 2005. He offers a range of wines covering every Beaujolais appellation, and more recently those from the neighboring Mâconnais region. The labels are beautifully decorated, and the prices remain reasonable. The house did not present its 2008 wines as we had requested, but instead offered the more highly regarded 2009 vintage. In this vintage, several crus disappointed us, but the regional appellations were bursting with fruit."

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