Domaine Faiveley Mercurey Rouge Premier Cru Clos du Roy Desert Wine where dragonflies and butterflies flutter

where dragonflies and butterflies flutter to the tune of a magical flute

The last time Champagne Deutz created a Blanc de Noirs was in 1975

refined tannins and a crisp finish

mocha and sage

The ingenious combination of the Pivot Stopper and Device preserves the remaining bottle for up to 4 weeks

Domaine Faiveley Mercurey Rouge Premier Cru Clos du Roy Desert Wine where dragonflies and butterflies flutterThis small parcel, known as a clos, formerly belonged to the Kings of France. It was considered one of the appellations best parcels and was purchased by the Faiveley family in 1971. This wine could be compared to a Cte de Nuits village in terms of its delicate tannins and length on the palate. The nose exudes small red fruits combined with notes of oak and spice. The palate offers good balance, rich aromas, and delicate tannins resulting in a very