Domaine Jérôme Galeyrand 2021: Galeyrand Geek Talk

- Vines planted in 1964

- Plots in Côte Chalonnaise, between Mercurey and Givry. On the mid slope, soil predominantly white marl

- Vines planted in 1960

- Plots in Les Blanche, Pommard. On north-facing mid-slope, soil predominantly white limestone

- Vines planted in 1947 and 1960

- 0.36ha plots in Brochon and Fixin - bordering the northern end of the Côte de Nuits, as well as Prémeaux-Pirssey, Comblanchien and Corgoloin - outlining the southern end.

- 12 to 16 months in barrels with 20% new oak, 2 months in tank. 

- Vines planted in 1925 and 1932

- 0.68ha plot in Comblanchien, on the southern border of the 1er Cru Clos de la Maréchale. 20cm-deep soil, interspersed with alluvial pebbles.

-12 to 16 months in barrels with 20% new oak.

- Vines planted in 1960

- Plot at the east of the highway D974, at the bottom of the village, close to Les Crais. On flat land.

- Sandy soil interspersed with alluvial pebbles. Soil here is shallower, with more sandy and gravel than that in En Billard.

- 12 to 14 months in barrels with 20% to 30% new oak, 2 months in tanks.

- Vines planted in 1987

- Plot in Brochon, between Champerriers and Clos de la Justice, near the centre of the village. 

- Deep sandy soil interspersed with alluvial pebbles. Soil here comprises a more clay than that in La Justice.

- 12 - 16 months in barrles with 20% new oak, 2 months in tank.

 Marsannay Clos du Roy

- Vines planted in 1960

- Plot 0.42 ha in size. Located on mid-slope. Deep marly-clay soil interspersed with alluvial pebbles. 

- 12 to 16 months in barrels with 20% new oak, 2 months in tank.

- Vines planted in 1980

- Plot 0.37 ha in size. Located on east and south east facing midslope. Well-drained soil with marl and iron-rich clay with oolite.

- 12 to 14 months in barrels with 20% to 30% new oak.