2017 Domaine Joseph Roty Marsannay Rouge, Burgundy, FranceABOUT THIS WINE The 2017 growing season in Burgundy commenced with a cold and dry winter, providing the vines with a necessary rest period. Spring saw a rapid warming trend, leading to early budbreak by late March. Despite a frost scare in late April, the region largely avoided significant damage, thanks to timely interventions by vignerons. The summer was warm and dry, with occasional rain showers that helped maintain vine health without introducing

making it easier to farm with little irrigation

The wines are fermented and aged in 400L French oak barrels

The average age of the vines at Château de Selle is nineteen years old

The winemaking is then all about respecting that fruit to bring the terroir through

the estate continues to produce wines that set the benchmark for quality in Bordeaux

the estate has a rich history dating back to the 17th century and has been under the ownership of the Rothschild family since 1853

Jean-François Coche-Dury established the high reputation of the Domaine with his rigorous devotion to his vineyard and the winemaking process

fruit-forward characteristics Kindred Wines

Its grapes are the Penedès autochthon varieties: Macabeu

who has worked around northeastern Spain for three decades

The 2000 Barolo vintage is considered a very good to excellent year for Barolo

With the arrival of his son André in 1973