2019 Domaine Caroline Frey Pommard
這支 2019 玻瑪呈現出紮實但不笨重的口感。初聞有清晰的紅果與深色果香,接著是帶森林地表、香菇和些微皮革的氣息;橡木的香草與香料只是點綴,沒有搶走果味。入口中段單寧有抓力但不粗糙,酸度讓整體保持活力,尾韻偏鹹香、帶一點香料與皮革的回甘。建議醒一小時左右,與烤鴨、羊排或菇類燉飯搭配特別合適。
酒莊與葡萄園:卡羅琳弗雷的釀酒哲學重視田間管理與分地塊處理,葡萄園多坐落在玻瑪的黏土—石灰岩地帶,含鐵質土壤帶來那種沉穩的泥土感。採收以人工選果為主,控制產量以集中風味。
釀造與陳年:在釀造時採取溫和發酵與細緻浸皮,以保留果香與香氣層次。大約以法國橡木桶熟成 12–14 個月,新桶比例適中,讓結構與香料感自然融入,而不蓋過原有風土。
A focused Pommard with ripe, layered fruit and a distinctly savory backbone. Aromas of red and dark cherry mingle with forest floor, dried herbs and a touch of vanilla from measured oak. On the palate it shows medium-plus body, polished yet present tannins and a mineral-driven acidity that keeps the profile lively. The finish is long, savory and slightly spiced, making this a wine that rewards short decanting and pairs well with richer dishes.
Producer notes: Domaine Caroline Frey works parcel-by-parcel in Pommard to express local soils and aspect. Their approach balances tradition and modern care — low yields, selective harvesting and attentive cellar work.
Winemaking: Fermentation is gentle with careful extraction to preserve freshness and perfume. Maturation typically sees 12–14 months in French oak, a portion of which is in new barrels to add structure and subtle spice without overwhelming fruit purity.
Vineyard: The fruit comes from clay–limestone plots in Pommard with good drainage and iron-rich pockets that lend an earthy, mineral character. Vines are managed for balance and ripeness, with hand-harvesting and yield control to concentrate flavours.
Specification
- Alcohol %: 13.5%
- Decant Time: 60-90 minutes
- Taste: red cherry, dark cherry, earthy, mushroom, leather, spice, vanilla, silky tannins, medium-plus body, savory finish
- Food Matching: roasted duck, lamb chops, braised beef, mushroom risotto, aged hard cheeses, charcuterie
- Grape Variety:
Pinot Noir
: 100%,
Winery
卡羅琳弗雷是小型家族酒莊,重視用地塊差異呈現玻瑪風土。酒莊控制產量、人工選果、在田間與釀房都採取細緻管理。橡木桶陳年比例適中,目的不是製造明顯木頭味,而是讓果實、礦物與結構互相支撐,呈現細緻又有骨架的酒款。
Domaine Caroline Frey is a family-run domaine focused on clean, site-expressive Pommard. Their working method emphasizes low yields, careful sorting at harvest and a blend of traditional techniques with modern cellar precision. The team favors respectful élevage—Judicious use of French oak and time in bottle—to let terroir and fruit speak clearly.