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2020 · Bourgogne Passetoutgrains Rosé

Arnaud et Sophie

Rose · Bourgogne rosé, France

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2020 · 750 ml

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Arnaud et Sophie

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Arnaud et Sophie is a family-run domaine in Vosne-Romanée, Burgundy, founded through the marriage of Arnaud Sirugue, a fifth-generation vigneron, and Sophie Noëllat, from the sixth generation of her family. The estate is due to be divided after the 2024 vintage, with approximately 6 hectares remaining under the Sirugue name and initially managed by Domaine A et S. Production is exceptionally limited, including a 2020 parcel yielding just 48 bottles. Arnaud and Sophie make the wines themselves, emphasizing whole-cluster fruit and restrained use of new oak.