Domaine Camille Thiriet Côte de Nuits-Villages Rouge Clos Magny 2022
This cuvée is from a small 0.8-hectare parcel within the larger Le Clos de Magny climat in Corgoloin. Thiriet’s plot is at the top of the slope at 350 metres and with very rocky soil. Surrounded by the forest, part of the vineyard is often in the shade, which Camille believes works in her favour in warmer years. Another idiosyncrasy is the mass of large boulders that run through the soil just under the surface. It all adds up to a unique terroir that gifts tiny berries and tiny, loose bunches, which in turn allows Camille to use 100% whole bunches. If you tried last year’s release, be advised that the new vintage is considerably finer and prettier. In fact, it’s flat-out gorgeous. Bravo indeed!
Original: $248.09
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$86.83Domaine Camille Thiriet Côte de Nuits-Villages Rouge Clos Magny 2022
This cuvée is from a small 0.8-hectare parcel within the larger Le Clos de Magny climat in Corgoloin. Thiriet’s plot is at the top of the slope at 350 metres and with very rocky soil. Surrounded by the forest, part of the vineyard is often in the shade, which Camille believes works in her favour in warmer years. Another idiosyncrasy is the mass of large boulders that run through the soil just under the surface. It all adds up to a unique terroir that gifts tiny berries and tiny, loose bunches, which in turn allows Camille to use 100% whole bunches. If you tried last year’s release, be advised that the new vintage is considerably finer and prettier. In fact, it’s flat-out gorgeous. Bravo indeed!
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This cuvée is from a small 0.8-hectare parcel within the larger Le Clos de Magny climat in Corgoloin. Thiriet’s plot is at the top of the slope at 350 metres and with very rocky soil. Surrounded by the forest, part of the vineyard is often in the shade, which Camille believes works in her favour in warmer years. Another idiosyncrasy is the mass of large boulders that run through the soil just under the surface. It all adds up to a unique terroir that gifts tiny berries and tiny, loose bunches, which in turn allows Camille to use 100% whole bunches. If you tried last year’s release, be advised that the new vintage is considerably finer and prettier. In fact, it’s flat-out gorgeous. Bravo indeed!
