Chassagne-Montrachet, Domaine Henri Germain, Burgundy, France

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Chassagne-Montrachet, Domaine Henri Germain, Burgundy, France

£48.99
  • Red Wine
  • 13.5%
  • 75cl

Henri Germain’s Chassagne-Montrachet comes from gently sloped vines in Les Battaudes, near Santenay, which were first planted in 1961. This is all red fruits - raspberries, redcurrants – with a subtle complementing note of woodsmoke. 18 ... Read more

Contains: Sulphites


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Country
France
Grape
Pinot Noir
Vintage
2023

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Contains: Sulphites

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Home to Burgundy’s Coldest Cellars

Home to Burgundy’s Coldest Cellars

This domaine has a fairly short history by comparison to some and it is therefore a testament to the quality of the wines that it is held in such high regard. Home to Burgundy’s coldest cellars, the domaine was established in 1973 when Henri Germain bought vineyards in Meursault, supplemented by his wife’s family (Pilot) vineyards in Chassagne. Today the Henri Germain domaine is run by his son, Jean-François, who has been joined recently by his daughter, Lucie. The domaine totals around 8 hectares, with many of the parcels averaging more than 50 years old.
Home to Burgundy’s Coldest Cellars

Description

Henri Germain’s Chassagne-Montrachet comes from gently sloped vines in Les Battaudes, near Santenay, which were first planted in 1961. This is all red fruits - raspberries, redcurrants – with a subtle complementing note of woodsmoke. 18 months ageing in oak barrels gives this Pinot Noir great structure and gentle tannins. Pair with slow-roasted duck this autumn winter.

How does it taste

Red fruits, spice and oak notes are intertwined, resulting in a fine Burgundian red wine.

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