Julien Sunier Régnié 2018

$60.00 inc. GST

Grape Variety: Gamay

This Beaujolais’ cru, often underestimated, does not have ashamed of its neighbor Morgon. Our Regnie comes from a separate and complementary types of land, a composite of deep granitic sand bringing greediness, friendliness and the other of stony soils of ancient alluvium spicy notes and structure to the wine.

 

A little less macerated on the skins than the other two crus, it will be appreciated from the bottling by its friendliness. On the nose, the vine peach dominates, followed by a smooth mouth with velvet tannins.

 

His mission is to enjoy your pallet around a good paté or dried sausage, * Wine in conversion to organic farming (en-bio-15)

Description

Vineyard: Situated at the base of the Cote du Py hillside on edge of the Morgon appellation, this parcel of 1.1 hectares is known as En Oeillat and has an average vine age of 60 years.

 

Orientation: Southern oriented.

 

Soil: Sanded and pink granite, clay sub-soil

 

Viticulture: Organic farming, harvesting done entirely by hand.

 

Vinification: Indigenous yeast fermentations in concrete vats at low temperatures, to preserve fresh fruit avors and a delicate tannic structure. After fermentations are complete, fruit is slowly pressed, over a 24 hour period, using an ancient vertical press Julien acquired in the Côte D’Or.

 

Ageing: 20% aged in cement and 80% in neutral French barrels.

 

Additional Information
brand

Julien Sunier

size

750ml

Tech Sheets
Reviews / Awards / Ratings

The Wine Advocate 92+/100
Matured in used barrels from Chambolle-Musigny’s Domaine Roumier, this is the first bottling of Sunier’s 2018 Régnié, amounting to some 7,000 bottles out of a total production closer to 20,000. Wafting from the glass with scents of wild berries, potpourri and dark chocolate, it’s medium to full-bodied, fleshy and enveloping, with powdery structuring tannins, good concentration and a sapid finish. Recently bottled, I suspect it will perform even better with a year in the cellar.William Kelly, The Wine Advocate


“Vivid purple. Heady aromas of mineral-accented red/blue fruits, floral pastilles and incense take on a spicy nuance as the wine stretches out. Fleshy and seamless in the mouth, offering intense black raspberry and boysenberry flavors and a hint of candied rose. Finishes seamless, sweet and very long, showing an echo of florality and supple, even tannins that add gentle grip”_ Josh Raynolds 93