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🏰 The 2017 Prieuré Roch Vin de France Blanc embodies the unique and avant-garde philosophy of the late Henry-Frédéric Roch, co-director of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, who founded this domaine in 1988. Prieuré Roch is celebrated for its minimal intervention, organic and biodynamic viticulture, and a deep respect for nature, allowing the unadulterated voice of the vines and terroir to shine through. Their Vin de France Blanc, while not tied to a specific Burgundy appellation, is crafted with the same meticulous care, often from old vines and whole-bunch fermentation with minimal sulfur. Expect a wine of extraordinary aromatic complexity and energy, with vibrant acidity and layered fruit, offering a unique expression of natural winemaking. 【Unconventional Purity and Terroir Expression from a Biodynamic Pioneer】.
🍴 This natural white wine, with its vibrant acidity and unique character, is incredibly food-friendly. It pairs wonderfully with fresh seafood, sushi, salads, and citrus-forward dishes. Given its potential for earthy notes, it could also complement roasted vegetables or light pasta dishes. The philosophy of pairing natural wines often emphasizes matching weight and intensity, and embracing local and seasonal ingredients.
🥂 Perfect for a casual gathering with friends who appreciate natural wines, a relaxed brunch, or an outdoor picnic. Its refreshing character also makes it suitable for a romantic dinner or a cozy night in. It's a wine that invites conversation and exploration, reflecting the producer's philosophy of 'letting beings be' and allowing the wine to express itself freely.
BACKGROUND
Founded in 1988, Domaine Prieuré Roch is a sought-after, minimal-intervention Burgundy producer with vineyards spread throughout the Côte d'Or, but primarily in Saint-Georges. Wines are made from several designated appellations, with Pinot Noir dominating the red wines, and there are also Chardonnay vineyards in the Côte de Beaune. Currently covering over 14 hectares (34 acres), it is home to a number of highly regarded Grand Cru and Premier Cru vineyards.