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Bonyvresse

Bonyvresse – Les Allers à 2025

Bonyvresse – Les Allers à 2025

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Syrah, Grenache and Cinsault, three grapes of the French south, turned into wine in a Vosges valley in Alsace. Fruity, fine-grained and only 12.5%.

StyleRed
GrapesSyrah, Grenache Noir, Cinsault
RegionFrance
Alcohol12.5% · 75cl
  • Organic
  • Unfiltered
  • Low sulphites
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In the glass

Fruity, with fine tannins and an easy finish

Bright ruby. Red and black fruit up front, cherry and blackberry, with a little pepper from the Syrah and a floral side from the Cinsault. In the mouth it is juicy and supple, with fine tannins and enough freshness to keep you pouring.

  • cherry
  • blackberry
  • black pepper
  • violet
Body
medium
Acidity
fresh
Grip
fine
Fruit
juicy
The grapes

Syrah, Grenache and Cinsault

A classic trio of the French south. Syrah brings colour, dark fruit and pepper, Grenache brings ripe red fruit and warmth, and Cinsault keeps the wine light on its feet.

The recipe is the same as in 2023, but the 2025 comes in at 12.5% instead of 14%, so expect a lighter, fresher bottle.

GrapeTasteShare
Syrah Colour, dark fruit and pepper40%
Grenache Noir Ripe red fruit and warmth40%
Cinsault Freshness and a floral, juicy side20%
Harvest by hand, crates carried between the vines
Vinification

Picked by hand, nothing taken out

  1. Picked by handCertified organic Syrah, Grenache and Cinsault
  2. Wild yeastsFermented in Clément's cellar in Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines
  3. Bottled as it isNo fining, no filtering, only a little sulphur
Vineyards at sunset, Bonyvresse
The grower

Clément Bony

Clément Bony grew up in Mulhouse, studied winemaking in Montpellier and spent several years as a sommelier in natural wine bars in Strasbourg. In 2018 he left to work with Marco Buratti in the Veneto and at Cantina Giardino near Naples, then at Momento Mori near Melbourne, where he made his first wines.

Back in France in 2020, he started Bonyvresse in the Roussillon, working alongside Loïc Roure of Domaine du Possible. Since 2023 he has his own cellar in Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines, just outside the Alsace wine route, where he puts the sun of the Roussillon and the cool of Alsace into the same bottles. The grapes are organic or biodynamic and picked by hand, fermentations are wild, nothing is fined or filtered, and sulphur is low or none.

2020first Bonyvresse wines, in the Roussillon
2023own cellar in Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines
0.5 hafirst rented vines, Pinot Gris, from 2025
Map of Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines, Alsace
Serving

How to serve and pair it

14 to 16°CA little cooler than the room
Open 15 minNo decanter needed
Now to 2028Best young, while the fruit is fresh

Some pairing ideas

  • Merguez from the grillSpice and smoke for a juicy southern red
  • Pizza with salamiFruity and easy, made for sharing
  • Lentils with sausageEarthy food, fine tannins
  • RatatouilleThe same sunny south, on the plate