Collioure Rouge "l'Anodine", Bruno Duchêne
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Collioure Rouge "l'Anodine", Bruno Duchêne - 2023

Item # 44159 1.5

L'Anodine is from the oldest vines and are worked by hand and horse. In a past life, Bruno Duchêne was a wild mushroom distributor in the Loire valley. Today, he lives in the town of Banyuls, where he produces dry reds from some of France's hardest to work vineyards. Bruno owns 4 hectares spread over 4 parcels, all on schist but with enough exposition and micro-climate variations to keep things interesting. Collioure's vineyards are notorious for being extremely low yielding. Fermented spontaneously then racked into barrel for aging. No sulphur was added to this wine.

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