Domaine Jean Chartron - Bourgogne Vieilles Vignes Pinot Noir Color:Red Oligocène comes from the Bourgogne

Oligocène comes from the Bourgogne Blanc section but the whole vineyard is made up of the same soil structure so that the Oligocène is basically a Meursault villages without bearing the appellation

white chocolate and caramel (creme brulée) on the palate

The name of the domaine

These are complemented with cognacs from the later twentieth century

Drink it Cold

Domaine Jean Chartron - Bourgogne Vieilles Vignes Pinot Noir Color:Red Oligocène comes from the BourgogneClay and limestone. Fermentation in open wooden vats followed by a maturing on fine lees (25% new oak barrels 75% barrels aged 1 and up to 5 years) for 12 months. Color: Bright red. Nose: Subtle aromas of red fruit. Palate: Flavors of ripe cherry, crunchy tannins, long finish.