- Location
- Johnny Foreigner
The Lambrays parcel is the other side of the high (northern) wall of the Clos des Caillerets - Jean-Michel calls this the Clos d'Albert - it's not really within JM's Clos, but Lambrays anyway use the 'Clos' on the label despite having just this one (admittedly large) wall. Compare that to Pousse d'Or - who do their own vineyard work but essentially bought the southern half of of the Clos - all on your left-hand side as you look up the hill through the 'gates' of Clos - they only have walls at the top and bottom of the clos - and they don't use the word Clos on their label. For anyone who doesn't know, the rule of thumb is that if you have 3 walls, you have a Clos.
If anyone's interested, I recently updated my Puligny profile, and you can find all this info and other words I find interesting, including about Vins de France produced within the grand crus etcetera... ;-)
If anyone's interested, I recently updated my Puligny profile, and you can find all this info and other words I find interesting, including about Vins de France produced within the grand crus etcetera... ;-)
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