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Anne & Jean Francois Ganevat, La Colline Des Dames, 2024

Ganevat’s négociant Pinot Noir from organically farmed Alsatian fruit. Semi‑carbonic vinification, old cask ageing, bottled unfined and unfiltered with no added SO₂; light, fresh and pure.

  • strawberry
  • pomegranate
  • floral
  • spice

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At a glance

Producer
Anne & Jean-François Ganevat
Region
Jura
Appellation
Vin de France
Grape
Pinot Noir
Vintage
2024
Country
France
Wine type
Red
Alcohol
12.0%
Size
75.0cl
Farming
Organic — practising

Taste profile

Body
Light
Acidity
High
Tannin
Low
Sweetness
Dry

What to eat with it

  • Roast chicken with herbs
  • Grilled vegetable tart
  • Tuna sashimi

How to serve it

Serve
Cellar temperature (14–16°C)

Why Cave selected it

Tiny‑allocation natural Pinot that shows Ganevat’s finesse: vivid red‑fruit purity, low extraction and no added SO₂—versatile, chillable and highly drinkable.

About the wine

Made from 100% Pinot Noir, this cuvée uses grapes purchased from organic vineyards in Alsace. Hand-harvested and naturally vinified with semi-carbonic maceration at cool temperatures, it is aged in well-seasoned casks. The wine is bottled without fining or filtration, and no sulphites are added.

Notes on the producer

Jean-François Ganevat—known as Fanfan—is making wine with the inspired magic of an alchemist. His wines occupy the better part of the hamlet, filling picturesque country cottages with barrels and barrels of his diverse, yet traditional creations. He comes from a long line of winegrowers, dating as far back as 1650, although the family supplemented their grape-growing with a dairy that produced milk destined for the local cheese, Comté, until 1976. After working both for his father and for the prestigious Domaine Jean-Marc Morey in Chassagne-Montrachet, Jean-François returned to the Jura in 1998 to take over the family domaine. Today, he is joined by his sister, Anne. With only eight and a half hectares under vine, the family has seventeen different local varieties planted of both red and white grapes—an incredible amount of variation to consider for holdings of such small size. For such a fervent perfectionist and insatiable lover of details as Jean-François, the decision to have the domaine certified as biodynamic was a natural choice.

Jean-François creates a stunning number of cuvées, ranging between thirty-five and forty every year!  His methodology goes far beyond the details of the average vigneron. For some, his process would be maddening, as each cuvée calls for a highly individualized élévage. Jean-François is committed to minute doses of sulfur, so low in fact, that many fear it hurting the wines during transport. He curbs this issue entirely by aging many of his whites on the lees for extended periods of time, anywhere from two to eleven years! In all of his years making wine, he has never had a problem.  In the Jura, many of the wines go through a traditional, intentional oxidation; however Jean-François aims to lend a greater lightness and elegance to wines of this style than are typical. He gravitates toward the Burgundian style, using ouillage to top off barrels. Jean-François Ganevat is a master of his craft, one of the true magicians of the eclectic. To say that his grapes are spun into gold would not be far from the truth; his wines are entirely otherworldly.

 
* Please note that because there is limited stock of this wine it is not subject to any further discount. 

About Anne et Jean-François Ganevat

Jean-François Ganevat—known as Fanfan—is making wine with the inspired magic of an alchemist. His wines occupy the better part of the hamlet, filling picturesque country cottages with barrels and barrels of his diverse, yet traditional creations. He comes from a long line of winegrowers, dating as far back as 1650, although the family supplemented their grape-growing with a dairy that produced milk destined for the local cheese, Comté, until 1976. After working both for his father and for the prestigious Domaine Jean-Marc Morey in Chassagne-Montrachet, Jean-François returned to the Jura in 1998 to take over the family domaine. Today, he is joined by his sister, Anne. With only eight and a half hectares under vine, the family has seventeen different local varieties planted of both red and white grapes—an incredible amount of variation to consider for holdings of such small size. For such a fervent perfectionist and insatiable lover of details as Jean-François, the decision to have the domaine certified as biodynamic was a natural choice. Jean-François creates a stunning number of cuvées, ranging between thirty-five and forty every year! His methodology goes far beyond the details of the average vigneron. For some, his process would be maddening, as each cuvée calls for a highly individualized élévage. Jean-François is committed to minute doses of sulfur, so low in fact, that many fear it hurting the wines during transport. He curbs this issue entirely by aging many of his whites on the lees for extended periods of time, anywhere from two

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