News from the front

I’ve done the harvest in Burgundy in the past, it is extremely hard work. Here is this year’s harvesting team from Domaine Dujac in Morey-St.-Denis.

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They don’t look as knackered as me when I was there. Here are some of the fruits of their labour, Clos de la Roche Grand Cru grapes.

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They look ripe and I cannot see any rot on them. The report is of a good harvest with slightly low acidity. The grapes were nice and ripe with low yields so this promises to be a good vintage from Dujac. Dujac is a great address in Morey and well worth trying if you see any.

Many thanks to winemaker and all-round good chap Jeremy Seysses for the pictures.

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