Domaine Chanson Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Chenevottes Domaine 2023
Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru
August 05, 2026 - Domaine Chanson Chassagne Montrachet Premier Cru Les Chenevottes is a 1.9 hectare plot located near Montrachet, with clay-limestone soils and a southwest-facing exposure. The wine offers a complex nose of floral fragrances, citrus zest, apricot, white peach and a hint of vanilla. On the palate, it’s well-structured, precise and taut, with a refined texture and long, elegant finish. The vineyard benefits from excellent drainage, sunny ripening conditions and cooler nights that preserve acidity. Les Chenevottes is thought to be named after hemp, once grown in the area.
James Suckling - May 27, 2025 "Precise aromas of minerals, persevered lemons, white flowers, orchard fruit and spices. The palate is tightly wound, supported by underlying power and tension. It finishes with steely purity and a…
Wine Spectator - December 15, 2025 "A ripe style, this displays peach and pineapple flavors wrapped in toasty oak. There’s fine, buried acidity driving the long aftertaste, where a briny, mineral element peeks through. Mouthwatering in…
Wine Enthusiast - June 01, 2026 "A concentrated bouquet of orchard fruit, led by white peach and Anjou pear, underpined by lilac and limestone. Bright acidity intensifies its salinity, then highlights soft pear and a trace…
Domaine Chanson Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Chenevottes Domaine 2022
Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru
August 05, 2026 - Domaine Chanson Chassagne Montrachet Premier Cru Les Chenevottes is a 1.9 hectare plot located near Montrachet, with clay-limestone soils and a southwest-facing exposure. The wine offers a complex nose of floral fragrances, citrus zest, apricot, white peach and a hint of vanilla. On the palate, it’s well-structured, precise and taut, with a refined texture and long, elegant finish. The vineyard benefits from excellent drainage, sunny ripening conditions and cooler nights that preserve acidity. Les Chenevottes is thought to be named after hemp, once grown in the area.
Wine Spectator - October 15, 2024 "Marked by vanilla and toasty oak, this white is defined and intense, packing peach, apple and lemon flavors into its slim frame. A briny, mineral element emerges as this winds…
Domaine Chanson Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc 1er Cru 2022
Beaune 1er Cru
August 05, 2026 - Clos des Mouches is one of Beaune's most celebrated Premier Cru climats, and Domaine Chanson is among its most significant owners, with 4.3 hectares across the site. The name itself is a point of intrigue: "mouches" refers not to flies but to bees, a nod to the hives once kept here by the monks who first cultivated the land. The Blanc occupies 2.2 hectares on the upper part of the hill, where the east-facing slope catches the morning sun and the limestone subsoil covered with sand drives a wine of real precision and freshness.
Wine Enthusiast - March 31, 2026
Wine Spectator - June 24, 2024 "Butter, honey, peach and lemon curd flavors mark this creamy white. Lively acidity keeps this evolving on the palate, while the finish delivers baking spice notes."
Domaine Chanson Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc 1er Cru 2021
Beaune 1er Cru
August 05, 2026 - Clos des Mouches is one of Beaune's most celebrated Premier Cru climats, and Domaine Chanson is among its most significant owners, with 4.3 hectares across the site. The name itself is a point of intrigue: "mouches" refers not to flies but to bees, a nod to the hives once kept here by the monks who first cultivated the land. The Blanc occupies 2.2 hectares on the upper part of the hill, where the east-facing slope catches the morning sun and the limestone subsoil covered with sand drives a wine of real precision and freshness.
James Suckling - July 05, 2023
Wine Enthusiast - March 31, 2026
Domaine Chanson Beaune Clos des Mouches Blanc 1er Cru 2023
Beaune 1er Cru
August 05, 2026 - Clos des Mouches is one of Beaune's most celebrated Premier Cru climats, and Domaine Chanson is among its most significant owners, with 4.3 hectares across the site. The name itself is a point of intrigue: "mouches" refers not to flies but to bees, a nod to the hives once kept here by the monks who first cultivated the land. The Blanc occupies 2.2 hectares on the upper part of the hill, where the east-facing slope catches the morning sun and the limestone subsoil covered with sand drives a wine of real precision and freshness.
James Suckling - May 27, 2025 "Aromas of flint, lemon peel, river stones, orchard fruit and salted nuts. The palate is focused, with vivid acidity and generous underlying power that bring a complete and slightly saline…
Wine Spectator - December 15, 2025 "Butter, honey, peach and lemon curd flavors mark this creamy white. Lively acidity keeps this evolving on the palate, while the finish delivers baking spice notes. "
