Domaine Prin Ladoix 2001 Region_Alto Adige this Cabernet Franc comes from

this Cabernet Franc comes from dry-farmed vines rooted in decomposed granite with patches of clay

The vines that produce this wine were planted in 1881

after completing their studies in oenology

Art+Science carries that same philosophy into every bottle: nothing added

The fruit for Paul Nicolle’s Crémant de Bourgogne comes from Molosmes

Domaine Prin Ladoix 2001 Region_Alto Adige this Cabernet Franc comes fromThe Land Ladoix Serrigny is the least known village in the Cote de Beaune, and it sits at the foot of the most famous hill in it. The northeastern flank of the hill of Corton lies inside the commune, which means Ladoix quietly owns grand cru ground: parcels of Corton and Corton Charlemagne in Hautes Mourottes, Rognet, Les Vergennes, Clos des Vergennes, and Grandes Lolieres carry a grand cru name that never mentions the village they grow in. Eleven