From 0.62 ha of vines planted in 1960 located close to the northern border of Chassagne, not far from Le Montrachet. With a little bottle age the aromas of this wine become quite close to Montrachet. Not much more than 15cm of soil here – below it’s just the rock.
Three plots, one by the stop sign on the main road, one in the middle in a cooler spot in a dip, and one higher up by Vergers, together providing an average age of 50 years. A fine pale primrose colour, with immediately quite generous yellow fruit. Plenty of weight here, matched by good acidity, makes one salivate, a lovely blend of the stony side of white Burgundy and ripe fruit. Notably long finish. Drink from 2028-2034. Jasper Morris MW, Inside Burgundy, October 2023.