Mitans usually produces a measly 20 hl/ha, but yielded twice that in 2017 without the slightest drop in quality. This is quite marked by its two-thirds whole clusters, with notes of peat and green malt, but this...
Mitans usually produces a measly 20 hl/ha, but yielded twice that in 2017 without the slightest drop in quality. This is quite marked by its two-thirds whole clusters, with notes of peat and green malt, but this definitely adds another layer of complexity to what is a fine, sappy, focussed premier cru bottling. (Drink between 2025-2030)