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Coche Dury
Jean-Francois Coche-Dury can be found in Meursault, Burgundy and produces some of the finest, most enduring, complex and aromatic white wines in the world.
Coche is well-known for his extraordinary flexibility and work in the vineyards, where he believes 90% of a wine’s quality comes from. Low yields (approx 40 hl/ha) and impeccable viticulture are the keys to producing his finest wines, which are never over-oaked and often needs 4-5 years of bottle age before they strut their pedigree. He employs straightforward winemaking practices, including gentle pressings, ageing of the wine in a maximum of 50% new Allier oak (only the top cuvees) for 18-20 months, two rackings and no filtration at bottling. Production of the Corton-Charlemagne is approximately 1500-2000 bottles and for the Meursault-Perrieres it is around 3000 bottles. The vines have an average age of 30 years.
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