Grain Pinot les dahrres vieilles vignes

Of course, Pinot Noir is never impenetrable in color, but as bright as Marie-Thérèse's, yes, that is a bit unusual. Of course, there are years when the berries are rather small and the ratio of skins to juice is on the high side, so the color is somewhat deep, but still shows Pinot Noir. Not only in the color, but also in the aromas, in my opinion. So the best wines from this variety show these characteristics. Yes, exactly, like les dahrres. So here you can expect a Burgundy from the Valais, a wine that smells so great of Pinot, as if it had been grown in the most beautiful Grand Cru vineyards in Burgundy. A wine that - given the necessary time in the cellar - flows like silk through the palate, putting on a show that will end with countless curtain calls and a standing ovation!