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Domaine Begude Organic Pinot Noir
Domaine Begude Organic Pinot Noir
Domaine Begude Organic Pinot Noir
Domaine Begude Organic Pinot Noir

Domaine Begude Organic Pinot Noir

Proof that affordable Pinot Noir really does exist

Fabulous find from an English husband and wife living their winemaking dream in France. "Bargain Pinot Noir is thin on the ground. This is one of those beautifully balanced, lightweight Pinots that should be drunk young." Jancis Robinson

£13.99
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Wine at a glance

Colour glass of Red
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Medium Bodied
  • Bin no: 860319
  • Size: 75cl
  • Alc Vol: 13.50 %vol
  • Vintage: 2022
  • Closure: Synthetic
  • Grape: Pinot Noir
  • Region: S_FRANCE , France
  • Special Features: -
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James and Catherine
Variety
James and Catherine Kinglake bought Domaine Begude in 2003

The secret to Pinot perfection? Picking by moonlight...

"Grapes are picked at night to ensure maximum freshness of flavour. This ensures all Pinot Noir's characteristic ripe cherry and raspberry flavours are showcased to the full. Delicious savoured a little chilled" (10-13C).
James Kinglake
Domaine Begude vineyard owner
"I have always considered Domaine Begude to be a both a renegade and also a real pioneer of modern winemaking. They have made a brilliant Pinot Noir in a light, cherry style. I'm thrilled to bring it exclusively to Waitrose Cellar.
Xenia Irwin MW
Wine Buyer Waitrose Cellar

The rolling hills of Terredora di Paolo

The vineyard

Imagine a home situated amidst rolling vines in the hills of the Pyrenees mountains. This idyllic setting is both the home and workplace of James and Catherine Kinglake who bought Domaine Begude in 2008.

The vineyard was established in the late 16th century and has since gained a reputation for excellence, most of which is due to excelled terrier. They have 29 hectares of vines which benefit from the high altitude of the region that allows for a cooler climate. This gives white wines their crisp acidity.

Vines have been thriving on this property since the 16th century and with our organic approach to farming they will continue to be seen on the property for centuries to come.
James Kinglake
Domaine Begude vineyard owner