maison lou dumont bourgogne blanc 2021

founded in 2000 by koji and jae hwa, maison lou dumont emerged from their shared passion for wine. located in the heart of the village of gevrey-chambertin, in burgundy, it has earned a solid reputation thanks to constant work and remarkable resilience over the years. with a multicultural team, maison lou dumont continues to grow, both in terms of wine quality and production volume. for more than two decades, koji and jae hwa have sourced grapes and must from other local producers who have become their friends, allowing for the creation of new quality vintages. each year, the winery vinifies around thirty appellations, mainly red wines, with an annual production of approximately 80,000 bottles distributed in more than 30 countries around the world. the harvests, carried out in the vineyards of the maison lou dumont partners, are meticulous, guaranteeing the harvest of perfectly ripe grapes. the selection of grapes is crucial for the quality of the wine, with notable conservation of whole clusters in the vat to give structure and complexity to the wines. after a fermentation of 12 to 15 days and multiple pumping overs, the red wines are taken to the winery for aging for 16 to 18 months. no additives are added to the wine, except for a slight dose of sulfur after fermentation and before bottling. burgundy is a region rich in history, culture, picturesque landscapes and, of course, delicious wines and dishes. here are some suggestions on what to do in burgundy: • visit historic sites: explore the historic cities of dijon, beaune, autun and auxerre. discover the medieval architecture, castles, churches and abbeys that bear witness to the rich history of the region. • discover gastronomy: enjoy burgundian cuisine, known for its richness and quality. try local specialties such as bœuf bourguignon, snails, ham with parsley, époisses cheese and, of course, delicious pastries. • attend the saint-vincent tournante: if you have the opportunity to visit burgundy in late january, don't miss the saint-vincent tournante, an iconic wine event that celebrates burgundian vines, wine, and cultural heritage each year. this traveling festival takes place in a different town in burgundy