The Bourgogne Hautes Cotes de Nuits appellation was accredited in 1961. This white wine is made from 100% chardonnay. Hawthorn and honeysuckle aromas blend with white nettle, lemon and apple. Typically showing off a round mouthfeel, an underlying freshness allows it to age well according to the vintages. Enhanced by a touch of liveliness, it will accompany parslied ham and snails. When aged, it will go very well with foie gras and with cheeses such as Chaource, matured Comté or even Roquefort.

Vine Age: 20-25 years

Winemaking: Traditional. The bunches of grapes are pressed directly after fermentation starts in tank, after one week the wine is put oak via gravity. Fermentation is then finished in oaks. No yeast added. 10-15% new wood and oaks barrels of 2-3-4 years old for the rest. Aged in 228lt barriques for 12 to 14 months.