Jean Marc Burgaud Morgon Cote du Py

Jean Marc Burgaud Morgon Cote du Py is an astonishingly well made and vibrant Beaujolais-Villages wine.

Jean Marc Burgaud Morgon Cote du Py demonstrates the versatility of the Gamay grape though richly assertive with fabulously deep, dark cherry and plum flavours and a long, savoury finish, it remains freshly mineral on the palate.

Jean-Marc Burgaud Morgon Cote du Py is exciting now, but will improve with age.

Jean Marc Burgaud is a top Beaujolais grower, claimed by many to be the best producer in Morgon. Jean-Marc comes from a family of winemakers, and his own career in the industry began in 1989 after he completed a diploma in oenology.

He’s not certified organic, but his philosophy is both traditional and manual.

He hasn’t used chemical insecticide for 10 years, and only once in that time has he been forced by the vintage to resort to using a non-organic product in the vineyard.

This is a wine to keep; its character resulting from the soil composition (The cote du Py hillside near the tiny village of Morgon).

This is the most typical wine of this appellation, thanks to its rich soil of blue stones coming from the disintegration of schist. http://www.jean-marc-burgaud.com/new/lang/en/category/domaine

The Morgon « Côte du Py » is full bodied and tannic. A wine to keep.

The long maceration of the whole grape results in a powerful wine which improves over the years, giving a ripe stone-fruit fragrance on the nose like kirsch. Bottled in spring, it is necessary to be patient for it to develop its full potential.

The wines are vinified with whole bunches. His best wine is his Morgon Cote du Py where he works 8 hectares.

Dense dark colour, quite massive and very backward. Huge tension to this, with lovely minerals. Small dark berries, amazing finish - Huge concentration.

Jean Marc Burgaud Morgon Cote du Py - Hay Wines