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Deux Montille Pernand Vergelesses Blanc 1er Le Sous Fretille Burgundy France 2006

Deux Montille Pernand Vergelesses Blanc 1er Le Sous Fretille Burgundy France 2006

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The Pernand-Vergelesses Premier Cru "Sous Fretille" plays on aromas of white flowers and offers an amazing freshness. Straight and incisive, it also knows how to be elegant, with a very fine texture and a beautiful mineral balance.

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At the confluence of two valleys, the appellation of Pernand-Vergelesses, perched between 290 and 360 meters, is in the northern portion of the Côte de Beaune. The AOC Pernand-Vergelesses covers 123 hectares: 90 hectares of red of which 44 are Premier Cru and 53 of white of which 17 are Premier Cru.

In this parcel of "Sous Frétille" with approximately seven ouvrées facing south-southwest, the vines' average age is 30 years and they are planted on a foundation of white marl. These soils give wines called "de Combe", or "from the valley", and are direct and cutting in their acidity.

Sous Frétille" has been classified as a Premier Cru since 2001 (but only for white wines.) The word "Frétille" is a derivation of "forestelle", or forest in old French. Hence, "Sous Frétille" indiquates the geographic location of the parcel, just under the forest.

All our fruit is hand-harvested. Thanks to pneumatic presses, we can calibrate our presses to fit the quality of the grapes and the profile of the vintage. After a light settling, the musts are placed mostly in 600-liter barrels as well as in 228-liter barrels, where the alcoholic and malolactic fermentations take place.

We use approximately five to twenty percent new casks primarily made from Allier wood that sees a long yet light toasting. The first racking occurs after about one year of wood aging, after which begins the second, four- to six-month phase in stainless steel, which preserves the wine's freshness and tension. We finish the aging with a light fining followed by a similarly light and respectful filtration before bottling.