Grapes: PoulsardSavagnin
Country: France
Regions:Jura
Wine Type:Light Red
Vintage: 2023
Bottle Size: 750ml
Alcohol: 10.5%
£38.63 incl. UK VAT & duty fee | £29.97 due at checkout | est. £8.66 to be paid to courier, with a small customs handling fee
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Reps 2023 is a natural wine crafted by Marie Bourdon, in the Jura region in France. This light 10.5% red/white blend wine is made with 30% Poulsard and 70% Savagnin grapes, which is an unusual mix to see from Jura.

Here the grapes are grown on 60-year-old vines on light clay-limestone soils. The grapes are hand-harvested in small baskets, followed by 7 days of maceration and around 10 months of ageing in stainless steel. No added sulphur.

We have not yet tried this wine but expect it to be a little wild, a little fun and with some bright acidity. We have heard however that this wine must be drunk within 90 minutes, as becomes unstable with oxygen over a short time, so one to drink with friends swiftly, rather than alone

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Marie Bourdain Reps
Marie Bourdon - Reps 2023
£38.63 incl. UK VAT & duty fee | £29.97 due at checkout | est. £8.66 to be paid to courier, with a small customs handling fee

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Marie Boudin

A former Sommerlier in Paris, in 2016 Marie Boudin met Raphaël Monnier and joined Domaine Ratapoil, an experience that became central to her development as a grower and winemaker. They also worked together on Avis de Tempête, a small merchant project created partly in response to the increasingly unpredictable harvests affecting the Jura.

Marie made her first independent vintage in 2019. Her own domaine began with 1.2 hectares around Arbois, including Chardonnay and mixed plantings of Poulsard and Savagnin. The north-facing parcels sit on soils combining marl, limestone, clay and sand. Vineyard work is manual, with horses used to cultivate the soil.

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