Barringwood Chardonnay 2024 charmes-chambertin Chermette’s entry-level Beaujolais is drawn

Chermette’s entry-level Beaujolais is drawn from 30- to 40-year-old vines grown on dark granite soils around the homestead in Saint-Vérand (in southern Beaujolais)

before evolving towards tangy notes combining liveliness and lightness

The varieties are distributed according to the type of soil: Merlot in the hills

The wine was foot-stomped over the next few days before being pressed to old French barriques

with orchard and citrus fruits

Barringwood Chardonnay 2024 charmes-chambertin Chermette’s entry-level Beaujolais is drawnLight straw in appearance. Aromas of white peach, citrus and nectarine. Medium bodied, lemon curd, creamy oak, soft spice and focused fruit finish.