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Background information


General: Except for the Bourgogne, which is fermented in stainless steel, Pierre Morey ferments in 228 litre barrels, of which 20-25% are new for village level wines and 30-50% new for premier cru and grand cru wines. Lees are stirred two or three times per week until Christmas of the year of the vintage, after which it is usually a maximum of once per week, but much depends on the vintage. For exampe he did extensive batonnage on the 2007's. Wines are racked after malolactic fermentation is completed and the gross lees are removed but the fine lees retained to nourish the wines during the summer. Sometimes racks the wines a second time in the fall of the next year. After tasting and analyzing each wine, a decision is made whether to to fine and/or filter each wine. In most cases, the wines are fined with a low dose of casein and bentonite and then undergo a light sheet filtration. Bottling is usually 18-20 months after the vintage:


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