Plot

In the south of the Côte de Beaune, Chassagne-Montrachet shares with Puligny the undisputed prince of all dry white wines of the creation: the divine Montrachet. This large and beautiful hillside brings to excellence the two Burgundian grape varieties.

Tasting

A marked dress, with green reflections. Its aromas of hawthorn, acacia and honeysuckle mingle with verbena and hazelnut. The flint reminds the deep minerality of a wine sometimes toasted, spontaneously fresh butter. The age brings the Chassagne-Montrachet appellation to honeyed or ripe pear notes. All curved and often opulent, its attack is nicely lifted. On the palate, the fatness matches its mellowness in a persistent way.