Bouchard Aine & Fils Pommard 2003

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Vintage
2003

Size
750ML

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Visual Aspect: Cherry red, limpid
Nose: Complex, strong and fruity (citrus, cherries), spicy, woody and undergrowth notes.
Palate: Strong and fleshy. Spicy with cherry, wood and spice flavors, and well-balanced tannins.
Food Pairing: Beef Bourguignon, game, duck and cheeses

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When Michel Bouchard founded his wine merchant business in Beaune in 1750 with his elder son, he wanted to settle in the heart of Burgundy and its vines. Being close to the vine-growers, he created a unique expertise in selection, wine making and aging with one mission:

Always search for perfection in quality, authenticity in style and prestige in the name.

For over two centuries, this has been the vision of the House of Bouchard Ainé & Fils.

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