Louis Max : Pommard Village 2017

Louis Max signs a fruity and elegant Burgundy wine

The property

Overlooking about twenty hectares spread over prestigious appellations, the House of Louis Max, founded in 1859, is an essential reference for Burgundy wines.

If the Geneva businessman Stanko Subotić acquired the estate, this enthusiast of the Burgundy terroir surrounded himself with illustrious experts such as Jean-François Joliette and David Duban to produce great wines expressing with authenticity and excellence all the potential of these exceptional terroirs. Louis Max is one of the largest estates cultivated in organic farming and certified by Ecocert. Managed with total respect for nature by limiting human intervention as much as possible, these vineyards give birth to wines recognized by the greatest international critics.

The vineyard

This 2019 Village cuvée from Louis Max is a Pommard wine made from vineyards spread over this emblematic appellation of Côte de Beaune. 

Blend

Pinot noir (100%). 

Characteristics and tasting advice for the 2017 Pommard Village from Louis Max

Tasting

Color
Beautiful red hue.

Nose
The nose is seduced by its fruity structure.

Palate
Ample, the palate exhales aromas of blackcurrant, raspberry, licorice and black olive.