I. et S. Bernaudeau Les Ongles 2021 Pinot Noir described as probably the finest

described as probably the finest wine to leave the Wendouree cellars in 25 years

In the glass

with production limited to around 7

One taster called it the best Chenin Blanc they had ever drunk

Its thirst-quenching lightness comes from the exceptional proportion of Chardonnay

I. et S. Bernaudeau Les Ongles 2021 Pinot Noir described as probably the finestLes Ongls is the entry point into Stphane Bernaudeau's world and as entry points go, it is a formidable one. Les Ongls comes from a 2 hectare parcel of Chenin Blanc on a southwest facing hillside in Martign Briand, with vines of approximately 30 years of age on primarily schist soils vinified in used barrels with the wine remaining on its lees for 12 months before being bottled without fining or filtration. Stphane farms biodynamically, by horse, with