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Terwijl onze familie druk bezig is met de oogst van de 2024 jaargang,
is dit je laatste kans om de uitzonderlijke Bordeaux En Primeur 2023
te bemachtigen. Grijp nu je kans om deze toekomstige klassiekers aan
je collectie toe te voegen!
Zeer open vanaf de aanzet en aantrekkelijk in de neus met aroma's van witte peper, laurierblaadjes, zoet bijna tropisch fruit en een heerlijke kruidigheid geassocieerd met geuren van het wilde platteland in de Provence. Een blend van biologisch geteelde Viognier, Grenache Blanc en Roussanne creëert een vrij rijke, fascinerende wijn waar fruit en kruidigheid goed samengaan om een aanhoudende, levendige witte wijn te vormen die zo perfect samengaat met gegrilde vis, vegetarische gerechten en gastronomische salades.
When Jacques announced that he wanted to organise a vertical tasting of Vieux Château Certan in our family home at Hof te Cattebeke, we realized that this would be an historic event. Many of the wines until the 1960s had been transported to Etikhove in barrel by rail and bottled in our cellars and had not moved since then so the provenance was impeccable. With time and research, and a little help from family and friends, we managed to assemble 58 vintages and we invited a small group of international journalists to join us as we opened the wines over a two-day period.
The 2022 vintage seems to have truly marked the coming of age of modern Burgundy. There is a sense of turning the page, of embracing organic and regenerative viticulture, of the transmission between generations and an optimism that growers can overcome whatever climate change throws their way.
Following a series of difficult vintages, mainly provoked by the challenges of climate change - drought, frost, mildew, heatwaves, hail - to cite just a few examples, you may have noticed how different many vineyards look today compared to the tightly manicured rows of a decade ago. Today wine growers are questioning the traditional way of safeguarding the health of their vines that used synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides to grow grapes.