Jean-Luc Jamet Cote Rotie Pirate 2020 SPBURGUNDY six or seven hectares of

six or seven hectares of it on the hill of Cote-Rotie

and molasses

well integrated vanilla

A still base wine made with the lovely Brianna grape from our vineyards in Vergennes is seeded with fresh cider from the same vintage around the time of the third full moon of the new year much like old fashioned Prosecco

when it made wine to please royalty at the Court of Versailles

Jean-Luc Jamet Cote Rotie Pirate 2020 SPBURGUNDY six or seven hectares ofIn 2013 the Jamet brothers split the family domaine, and Jean Luc the one who had spent his career out in the vineyards walked away with half the vines and started over under his own name. Pirate is the wine he made to prove the point. It's his flagship: a blend assembled from across his Cote Rotie holdings, weighted toward La Landonne, and he refused to bottle it until he was satisfied he'd found the right combination, with the 2016 the first