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This climat nestles in the “good belly of the slope”, to use Robert Lautel’s phrase, where the best silt has accumulated, on Ostrea acuminata marl. The attack is caressing, with beautiful mid-palate smoothness that lengthens into a saline fi...
Further up the hillside, Aux Genelières lies on crinoidal limestone and white oolite. A slight breeze from the valley adds to the complexity of a plot where the grapes can ripen harmoniously, without risk of grey rot, leading to a wine that combi...
Bourgogne Aligoté can be produced on a very large area of the appellation, from the bottom to the top of the hillside, from 820 to 1279 feet of altitude, with no to very steep slopes, and a dominant exposure to the East and South-East....
e Champ Forey substratum is homogeneous. e gravels mixed with shales of the alluvial fan that widely spreads out at the oulets of the dry valleys («combes») located north-west of the village of Marsannay- La-Côte. e overlying soil is ...
At the southern end of the appellation, the Champs Perdrix plot is firmly anchored to Comblanchien limestone, under a thin layer of soil, producing wines with exquisite, mouth-watering elegance, a silky texture, and great palatability....
This climat was saved from galloping urbanization in Chenôve by the willpower of the Marsannay winegrowers, who decided to include it in their youthful appellation in 1987. Its slopes are regular, gentle at the base, steeper at the top of the slo...
This plot nestles at the end of the combe du Pré on white oolite. Benefiting from the breeze produced by the River Ouche, and good exposure, the grapes run no risk of rot, and are transformed into a wine that is always beautifully lively, with a ...
The local winegrowers accepted the injunction by the authorities forbidding the use of the spelling Echezeaux, which had been in use since time immemorial. Whatever the spelling, Es Chezots deserves it future Premier Cru status. The vines grown on...
After the magnificent alluvial cone spreading from the combe du Pré and the combe Grandvau, lies a hillside proudly facing the morning sun. The crinoidal limestone (à entroques) is overlain by a thin layer of silt and fine clay. Somewhat less fu...
This red wine is medium ruby coloured. The nose, open, épanoui, evokes cherry notes, with spicy hints. The attack on the palate is supple, refined and elegant. The tannins are straightly associarted to the flesh of the wine. Its texture, full of ...
The geo-pedological profile of Le Clos is similar to that of Genelières, producing wines with regal balance, body, and great flexibility. Already famous in the Middle Ages, this wine remains the jewel in the crown of the Marsannay appellation eve...
This beautiful sunny climat unfolds on the characteristic russet gold tones of crinoidal limestone. Generous body and viscosity, with beautiful liveliness, together combine to produce a silky textured wine that will age harmoniously....
Although most of the plot lies on crinoidal limestone, the vines at the top of the slope grow on Ostrea acuminata marl, bringing subtle nuances of flavour to the wine. Although a little firmer on the palate than the neighbouring wine at first, it ...
Here, the slopes face slightly further south. The crinoidal limestone gives way to Ostrea acuminata marl, with alluvial cone scree from a small valley at the foot of the slope. This well-rounded wine favours texture over body, with remarkable leng...
The «climat» «Les Finottes» lies over the gravels mixed with shale of the alluvial fan that widely spreads out at the outlet of the dry valleys (combes) to the north-west of the village of Marsannay-La- Côte. This material is an excellent sub...
Located immediately West of the village of Marsannay-la-Côte, Les Grandes Vignes extends from 941 to 974 feet in an altitude of average of 958 feet. The slope is gentle, from 2 to 3.5 % with an average value of 3 % for the area. The "climat" is ...
Clinging to the heart of the hillside, proudly facing the east, the Grasses Têtes climat is made up of clayey limestone at the base, crinoidal limestone in the middle, and white oolite at the top. This gives the wine its regal balance, with a rou...
As a southern extension of the Clos du Roy, including Montchenevoy, the vines of Longeroies turn slightly to the south, on shallow soils overlying Premeaux limestone, a white oolite bedrock. The soil here is chalkier, and a little less clayey than...
The «climat» «Les Ouzeloy» lies over the gravels mixed with shale of the alluvial fan that widely spreads out at the outlets of the dry valleys («combes») to the Nothwest of the village of Marsannay-La-Côte. Thsis material is an excellent ...
The «climat» «Les Récilles» lies over the gravels mixed with shale of the alluvial fan that widely spreads out at the outlet of the dry valleys («combes»), to the northwest of the village of Marsannay-La-Côte. This materialis an excellen...
La robe, rubis clair, s’orne d’une brillance éclatante. Le nez est ouvert, marqué par des notes de cuir. En bouche, la texture s’efface devant l’intense fraîcheur. L’acidité est présente, les tanins plus végétaux mais le vin reste...
The subsoil of the «climat is mainly made up of Ostrea acuminata Marls. The Comblanchien limestone outcrops locally to the West, and the White Oolithe to the East. The location on the hillside generates thick colluvium deposits, which corresponds...
The Marsannay red and Marsannay white appellation "lieux-dits" are spread out over the vineyards slopes, from the bottom to the top of the hillside, from 820 to 1279 feet in altitude , with no to very steep slopes, and a dominant exposure to the E...
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The Saint-Jacques climat lies at the top of the hillside, overlying a combination of crinoidal limestone and white oolite. The russet gold gradually blends into the milky whiteness of the oolite. The wine has good body, elegantly shaped by the min...
