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La Côte du Py is the most famous climat in Morgon, with wines that are considered to be the best representations of Morgon. The black volcanic soil produces complex, structured age-worthy reds. This example was produced from 100% gamay grown on vines aged between 35 and 40 years. From the dream vintage of 2018, the wine offers great depth and structure with succulence and velvety tannins.
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