Bourgogne Pinot Noir Philippe le Hardi 23

€35

Domaine du Château Philippe le Hardi (formerly Château de Santenay) was once the stately home of Philip the Bold, the first Duke of Burgundy. The duke was famous for banning the cultivation of Gamay in the Côte d’Or, in his edict of 1395 which stated that only Pinot Noir could be used to produce red wines from these fabled slopes.

Bright ruby in colour. This Pinot Noir is brimming with red cherry and raspberry fruit married with subtle hints of spice and violet. Velvety tannins coat the palate and a lively acidity carries the flavours onto the juicy finish.

13% ABV

Wine Pairing Advice

Wine Pairing Advice Want to know what wines to choose with your meal or dinner party? Fill in this short form and then let’s discuss your menu and work out the ideal pairings for you and your guests.

The Dundrum shop, the sole survivor, has been open for almost 50 years and is run by the third generation, Ruth Deveney. A multi-award winning shop, Ruth is passionate and knowledgeable across wine, beer and spirits and loves an ole question so hit her up!

Other Information

Cookie Policy

Disclaimer

Delivery & Returns

Full Range

Wines

Spirits

Beers

Gifts

© Copyright - Deveney's Dundrum || Note: Vintages may vary. we can sometimes miss a vintage change so please enquire within if you require a specific year.