Yves Duport 'Le Marginal' Gamay, Bugey, France 2025

Yves Duport
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From a family domaine in southern Bugey, organic since 2007 and farmed biodynamically, a pure, mountain-fresh Gamay grown on limestone scree above the Rhône.

Tasting Notes

"Crunchy red-fruited Gamay with a cool, mountain-fresh edge. Light on its feet, with soft tannins and bright, alpine acidity, and very happy with a slight chill. Charcuterie, roast chicken, or a cheesy tartiflette" — Harvest Wine Shop

Details

Variety: 100% Gamay
Region: Bugey, France — southern Bugey overlooking the Rhône; clayey-limestone soils of white clay and mountain scree
Farming Practice: Biodynamically farmed 25-year-old vines; domaine certified organic (AB). Hand-harvested in September
Production: Partially destemmed, 8 days in vat, pneumatic press. Fermented with selected yeasts; natural malolactic in temperature-controlled stainless steel. Aged about 6 months in stainless steel. Kieselguhr filtered; 32 mg/L SO2 at bottling
Volume: 750ml
Serving Suggestion: Serve lightly chilled at 55–58°F

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About Yves Duport

A respect for Nature that starts in the vineyard
Since 2007, we have switched entirely to organic farming and biodynamics. This is how I give freedom to nature, both in terms of the soil through ploughing and for my vines, which draw everything they need for their balance. This viticulture method gives full meaning to the expression of the terroirs that I express through our different wines.

"Only in the plant kingdom, the vine makes us understand what the true flavor of the Earth is."
- Colette - Prisons et Paradis 1936

Let the wine express itself and proudly represent its terroir
Our wines are made from a combination of traditional winemaking and the technological advances of recent decades. The use of indigenous yeasts allows the wine to express its true terroir, without the addition of yeasts foreign to our vines. Our wines have a very low dosage of sulphites to preserve the natural aromas of the wine. We prefer filtration, a natural method to stop the fermentation. Minimizing chemical inputs is also one of our objectives to avoid denaturing the wine.

"There's more philosophy in a bottle of wine than in any book."
- Louis Pasteur

Accompanying nature without distorting it
Like a composer, Nature gives you a partition. Working the vine, its soil, the climate of the vintage are notes that nature imposes on you. From soil to plant, then from fruit to juice, a symphony of aromas develops. We also use scientific advances to better understand and protect this living essence. A real goldsmith's work. The final touch is to give it your signature, your personality.

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