Domaine Antoine Jobard Pommard 2023

Domaine Antoine Jobard Pommard is drawn largely from Les Petits Noizons, on the slope above the premier cru line, from vines averaging around fifty years.

Pommard is the sturdiest of the Côte de Beaune's red villages, its iron-rich clay soils giving wines with more tannin and depth than neighbouring Volnay. The bulk of Jobard's cuvée comes from Les Petits Noizons, a site exposed to the south-east on the hillside above the premiers crus, where the soils are thinner and the wines correspondingly finer boned. The balance comes from Rue au Porc, an evocatively named climat sitting below the village alongside the D974. The holdings are not large and the average vine age across them is around fifty years. Antoine Jobard's reds follow the same logic as his whites, with careful picking and unhurried élevage in barrel, and this one is deep and fleshy with ripe tannins.

Give it three to ten years; serve with roast beef, duck or a game pie at 16-18°C.

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