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Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

The soil is mostly clay, and this is a high-quality, easy-to-enjoy, open, fruit-filled wine that is also an introductory wine in the 1st class. He can show his potential from...

A Grade 1 vineyard in Beaune acquired by Lafarge in 2005. Charming aromas of small red fruits such as cherries and red currants, tannins blend into the fruit, and the...

Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

This wine is a typical example of wine made from soils with gravel mixed in, and is thought to be derived from "graves" (a type of gravel). It is a...

Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

Owns seven first-class fields in Beaune The makers who are essential to understanding Beaune Albert Morot was founded in 1820 as a négociant, but in 1890 he purchased a 7...

This wine is a typical example of wine made from soils with gravel mixed in, and is thought to be derived from "graves" (a type of gravel). It is a...