The 'secret' of this wine undoubtedly lies in its noble origin. We are talking, in fact, about a red wine, 100% Pinot Noir, from one of the most vocated areas 'in the world' for the cultivation of this vine. Vosne-Romanée, in fact, is located in the heart of the Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, a stone's throw from the famous village that gave birth to the most extraordinary (and expensive) Pinot Noir. Here, several elements contribute to the birth of great wines. Starting with the soil, which is characterised by the considerable presence of limestone and clay marl. Reine Pédauque harvests its grapes when they are perfectly ripe and, once in the cellar, a cold maceration is followed by fermentation in stainless steel that lasts at least three weeks. After fermentation and malolactic fermentation, the process concludes with ageing in barriques for a period of 8 to 16 months. In this case, 20-30% new barrels are used. The others are second and third passage. In the glass it has a beautiful intense garnet colour. The nose surprises with delicate nuances of withered roses and red fruits, accompanied by a light touch of tobacco. In the mouth, however, it is pleasantly (and rightly) structured. Pleasantly tannic, fine and persistent. This wine goes splendidly with white meats and game. It is also an excellent companion for medium-aged cheeses.