Chartron et Trebuchet Pommard 2023

Chartron et Trébuchet Pommard 2023 is a classic red Burgundy that shows the depth and character Pommard is known for. Made from 100% Pinot Noir, it combines ripe fruit, structure, and a distinctly Burgundian sense of place, while reflecting the expertise of a producer that has focused on fine wine vinification since 1984.

Tasting Notes
In the glass, this Pommard typically shows a brilliant ruby-red color with lively youthful intensity. The nose opens on aromas of red berries and cherries, lifted by subtle notes of liquorice that add extra complexity and a touch of spice. On the palate, it is juicy, fruit-driven, and well balanced, with the classic breadth and firmness associated with Pommard. The texture is smooth yet structured, making it enjoyable now while also giving it the potential to evolve gracefully over the next few years.

Production
This wine comes from Pommard in Bourgogne, one of the region’s most respected villages for structured Pinot Noir. Chartron et Trébuchet works with Burgundian tradition in mind, focusing on careful vinification, ageing, and bottling to preserve the purity of the fruit and the character of the terroir.

Food & Serving
A natural match for roast chicken, duck, beef tenderloin, game birds, mushroom dishes, and aged cheeses. Serve at 16–18°C, and if opening young, consider decanting for 20–30 minutes to allow the aromatics to open fully.

Producer
Chartron et Trébuchet was founded in 1984 and quickly built a strong reputation for vinifying, ageing, and bottling fine wines with precision. Based in Burgundy, the producer has become closely associated with polished expressions of classic regional wines and continues to be recognized for its focus on quality and traditional craftsmanship.

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