Pierrick Bouley, Pommard, 2022

£92.00

Village Pommard from old vines across parcels including Les Chanlins and Les Lambots; fermented without sulphur and aged ~12 months in barrel. Supple for the appellation with dark red fruit and fine, present tannins.

dark cherry
blackberry
violet
earthy spice

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At a glance

Producer: Domaine Pierrick Bouley
Region: Cfte de Beaune, Burgundy
Appellation: Pommard
Grape: Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2022
Country: France
Wine type: Red
Alcohol: 14.0%
Size: 75.0cl

Taste profile

Acidity: Medium
Sweetness: Dry

What to eat with it

roast duck with cherries
grilled lamb leg with rosemary
mushroom risotto
coq au vin
Comte9 cheese

How to serve it

Serve: Cellar temperature (14–16°C)

Why Cave selected it

Precise, site-driven Pommard from very old vines, minimal-SO2 winemaking, and a 2022 profile that balances ripe fruit with finesse—offering serious village-level depth and clarity.

About the wine

A structured Pommard with dark cherry, blackcurrant and violet notes, followed by forest-floor and savoury spice. Firm, fine-grained tannins and fresh acidity balance the wine’s depth, giving it room to develop with age.

About Domaine Pierrick Bouley

Pierrick Bouley is a rising star based in Volnay, representing the sixth generation of his family to work the vines. Since taking over the domaine in the mid-2010s, he has garnered attention for his sensitive, terroir-driven approach to Pinot Noir. Bouley practices sustainable farming and employs minimal intervention in the cellar, using native yeasts, limited new oak, and gentle extraction methods. His wines are celebrated for their clarity, balance, and refined structure, often showing a level of finesse that belies their appellation. Even his entry-level cuvées reflect a deep respect for the land and a confident, thoughtful hand in the cellar.

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