Famille Chermette Identity and history
Morgon Inspiration de Jean-Etienne
“Les Micouds” is the smallest terroir in Morgon in terms of surface area. It produces wines that combine fruitiness and suppleness. This cuvée displays a bright robe with garnet highlights. The nose reveals aromas of red and black fruits with a floral undertone. The palate is seductive and peppery, with vibrant juice and a luscious, fleshy character. The tannins are refined, the texture silky, and the finish lingers with freshness.

Vines & terroirs

Grape Variety : Gamay
Color : Red
Vintage : 2021
Age of vines : 65 years
Terroir : Blue granite (The smallest climate and terroir of the
appellation)
Type of culture : Sustainable agriculture with HVE3
Certification, pruning Gobelet
Type of harvest : Manual harvest
Density feet/ha : 9 000
Surface : 1.5 Ha
Yield : 50 hL/Ha
% vol alcohol : 13.5 %

Vinification & Aging

Vinification: Traditional vinification of Beaujolais in whole bunch: semi carbonic maceration with two pumping over per day during 10 min, maceration from 7 to 9 days in concrete tanks
Aging: 6 months in foudres (large oak barrels)
Cellaring: Between 2 to 15 years. Peak between 2 to 5 years

Tasting notes

Eye: Intense and brilliant ruby color with purplish highlights
Nose: Is showing very well, opening in the glass withnotes of raspberries, plums, dark chocolate and spices
Palate: Medium to full-bodied, deep and layered, it's supple and succulent, with excellent concentration, powdery tannins and lively acids

Matching it with food

With all white and red meats: grilled white meat, prime rib, charcuterie and Lyonnais specialties, hot sausage in red wine, rabbit stew, pot-au-feu, roast pork. Cheeses: Comté, Saint-Félicien
Serving temperature: 14-15 °C
Eye:

Eye:

Intense and brilliant ruby color with purplish highlights

Nose:

Nose:

Is showing very well, opening in the glass withnotes of raspberries, plums, dark chocolate and spices

Palate:

Palate:

Medium to full-bodied, deep and layered, it's supple and succulent, with excellent concentration, powdery tannins and lively acids

Aging:

Aging:

6 months in foudres (large oak barrels)

Cellaring:

Cellaring:

Between 2 to 15 years. Peak between 2 to 5 years

Serving temperature:

Serving temperature:

14-15 °C