they are kept on their lees
fine spice and a chalky
shaped by lees and subtle oak
and mulberry before Grenache lifts the mid‑palate with raspberry and red cherry brightness
Lightfoot ‘Beaujangles’ Pinot Noir Three Elms they are kept on theirThe palate is bright, juicy, and delicately structured, opening with red cherry, strawberry, and raspberry carried by fresh, lively acidity that keeps the wine energetic and playful. Tannins are fine, gently sandy, and quietly firm, giving subtle grip without interrupting the flow. The midpalate reveals rose petal, soft spice, dried herb, and a clean stonymineral thread, adding savoury depth beneath the fruit. The finish is dry, long, and lightly