Bright colour with light silver reflections. The mineral nose is open and complex with notes of yellow fruit, citrus and dried fruit. It inspires a romantic invitation to stroll in an orchard in full bloom.
The attack is sharp, the mid-palate is ripe and the finish tends to a magnificent balance underlined by the freshness of the wine, which is extremely appreciated.
| Orientation | South on a hillside with a steep slope |
|---|---|
| Soil | Fluvioglacial moraine, Sandy |
| Grape variety | Chasselas |
| Culture | Simple Guyot, Terraced vineyard |
| Vinification | In wooden vase |
| Ageing | 8 months |
Perched on the heights of Saint-Saphorin, the Burignon estate is one of the three Lausanne wine enclaves in Lavaux.
In 1802, during the sale of national properties, Lausanne acquired these vineyards, covering an area of around 6 hectares.
A sandy, light soil, which allows a deep rooting, a slope on the hillside of between 35% and 50%, many stone walls which reflect the heat, the plots of Burignon offer a perfect representation of the soil of Lavaux, where the wines are at one with the terroir.
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