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Maranges Wine

Maranges in the Cote de Beaune produces mainly red wines from Pinot Noir. It's vineyards overlap a little with Santenay and its Premier Crus.

The reds are relatively delicate for Burgundy, with raspberry and strawberry flavours and fresh acidity. A little bit of age can add liquorice and meatier flavours. The whites are flinty with a honeyed note giving some depth.

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