2022 Pernand-Vergelesses 1er cru 'En Caradeux' | Domaine Rapet Père & Fils
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There are virtually no Grand Cru
and very few Premier Cru
White Burgundies available in
Australia or the world.
94 points, Charles Curtis MW, Decanter
En Caradeaux is on the Savigny side of the commune, and the vines are thus exposed east. In 2022, they produced a delicious wine with lime peel, green apple, minerals, and spice aromas. Dynamic tension on the palate and a pleasantly ripe character to the fruit makes the wine approachable; it should drink well reasonably early. The grapes are pressed as whole clusters and fermented on native yeasts with no sulphur before bottling. The wine is ageing now in cask (20% new).
92 points, William Kelley, Wine Advocate
The 2022 Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru En Caradeux Blanc is lovely, offering up notes of pear, crisp stone fruit and youthful reduction, followed by a medium to full-bodied satiny and incisive palate that's racy and chiseled. It's another strong performance for this steep, stony, east-facing site.
As the Premier & Grand Cru shortages hit home I asked a revered Western Australian Burgundian fanatic if he had any recommendations as to more potential White Burgundy suppliers. He answered immediately “Rapet Pere & Fils”. I had also asked two of my friends in Burgundy for recommendations of quality Domaines that did not have representation in Australia. Both checked with their friends and one came back offering Morey Coffinet & … Rapet Pere & Fils.
- John Jens
Pre-order with us today
for extra-special ‘indent’ pricing!
There are virtually no Grand Cru
and very few Premier Cru
White Burgundies available in
Australia or the world.
94 points, Charles Curtis MW, Decanter
En Caradeaux is on the Savigny side of the commune, and the vines are thus exposed east. In 2022, they produced a delicious wine with lime peel, green apple, minerals, and spice aromas. Dynamic tension on the palate and a pleasantly ripe character to the fruit makes the wine approachable; it should drink well reasonably early. The grapes are pressed as whole clusters and fermented on native yeasts with no sulphur before bottling. The wine is ageing now in cask (20% new).
92 points, William Kelley, Wine Advocate
The 2022 Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru En Caradeux Blanc is lovely, offering up notes of pear, crisp stone fruit and youthful reduction, followed by a medium to full-bodied satiny and incisive palate that's racy and chiseled. It's another strong performance for this steep, stony, east-facing site.
As the Premier & Grand Cru shortages hit home I asked a revered Western Australian Burgundian fanatic if he had any recommendations as to more potential White Burgundy suppliers. He answered immediately “Rapet Pere & Fils”. I had also asked two of my friends in Burgundy for recommendations of quality Domaines that did not have representation in Australia. Both checked with their friends and one came back offering Morey Coffinet & … Rapet Pere & Fils.
- John Jens
Pre-order with us today
for extra-special ‘indent’ pricing!
There are virtually no Grand Cru
and very few Premier Cru
White Burgundies available in
Australia or the world.
94 points, Charles Curtis MW, Decanter
En Caradeaux is on the Savigny side of the commune, and the vines are thus exposed east. In 2022, they produced a delicious wine with lime peel, green apple, minerals, and spice aromas. Dynamic tension on the palate and a pleasantly ripe character to the fruit makes the wine approachable; it should drink well reasonably early. The grapes are pressed as whole clusters and fermented on native yeasts with no sulphur before bottling. The wine is ageing now in cask (20% new).
92 points, William Kelley, Wine Advocate
The 2022 Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru En Caradeux Blanc is lovely, offering up notes of pear, crisp stone fruit and youthful reduction, followed by a medium to full-bodied satiny and incisive palate that's racy and chiseled. It's another strong performance for this steep, stony, east-facing site.
As the Premier & Grand Cru shortages hit home I asked a revered Western Australian Burgundian fanatic if he had any recommendations as to more potential White Burgundy suppliers. He answered immediately “Rapet Pere & Fils”. I had also asked two of my friends in Burgundy for recommendations of quality Domaines that did not have representation in Australia. Both checked with their friends and one came back offering Morey Coffinet & … Rapet Pere & Fils.
- John Jens
