Jérôme Chezeaux, Pinot Noir, Nuits-Saint-Georges "Les Charbonnières" Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France 2018

Toponymy: "Charbonnière" is a place where coal is made, this name could have been given because of the color of the earth.  

Total area of ​​the appellation: 5 hectares 05 ares 32 ca

Area in production at the estate: 67 ares 59 ca

Soils: The soil is mainly composed of marls associated with sand and pebbles from the top of the hillside.

Locations: South/East

Southern part of Nuits-Saint-Georges, in the town of Premeaux-Prissey 

Altitude: 230m to 240m

Characters: Due to the age of the vines, we have mirand grapes, giving this wine a good concentration of aromas. The tannins are more present than in a classic Nuits-Saint-Georges but also softer and finer.