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COMBE D’EVE
AOP CÔTE DE BEAUNE
Certified organic and biodynamic
On the hillside of the Beaune mountain range, above the Premier Crus, lies the ancient Côtes de Beaune vineyard. This rare appellation covers an area of only 52 hectares, one of the smallest in Burgundy. Although their names are similar, the Côte de Beaune appellation should not be confused with that of Côtes de Beaune Villages (3,222 hectares). Indeed, the productions concerned are quite distinct: the former concerns only Beaune production, and the latter, that of 14 other villages along the coast.
100% Chardonnay
This is a clay-limestone soil characterized by the presence of very white limestone lava and nodules containing barium inclusions.
Clay with a large internal surface resting on a limestone base. The vineyard is located on the Montagne de Beaune, in the hollow of a small valley. This 40-year-old vine faces the town of Beaune and is exposed to the rising sun. It faces the opposite slope where the Pierres Blanches plot is located. It is located above the AOC Beaune Premier Cru "Les Bressandes".
The whole grapes are pressed and cold-set for approximately 24 hours. The clear must is fermented in oak barrels previously used for several wines to preserve its purity and minerality. The resulting wine is aged on lees for approximately 18 months before being bottled.
La Combe d'Eve pairs very well with scallops, sea bass, and any firm-fleshed fish. It also pairs well with sushi and raw fish.
