Chassagne Montrachet Les Grances Ruchottes Lucien Le Moine 2023

Chassagne Montrachet Les Grances Ruchottes Lucien Le Moine 2023

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Chassagne Montrachet Les Grances Ruchottes Lucien Le Moine 2023
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HED28828

75 cl

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£180.00
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Lucien Le Moine Chassagne-Montrachet Les Grandes Ruchottes 2023 is a Premier Cru Chardonnay from the Côte de Beaune in Burgundy. The 2023 vintage produced a wine of aromatic intensity and structural poise, featuring a bouquet of yellow orchard fruits and toasted hazelnuts. Situated high on the slope above the Grand Cru belt, this stony parcel yields a wine with a broad and concentrated palate. The winemaking involves a long elevage in low-toast barrels, which integrates a smoky minerality into the rich, buttery texture. It remains lifted by a vibrant acidity, reflecting the sophisticated balance of sugar and acid achieved in the 2023 season.

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Lucien Le Moine

A Boutique Négociant

Founded by Mounir and Rotem Saouma in the late 1990s, Lucien Le Moine is a small, quality focussed négociant that bottle wines from some of the greatest Premier and Grand Cru vineyards in the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune. The team aim to bottle around 100 barrels each vintage, which can sometimes represent over 60 different wines. There are no contracts with the growers and no winemaking requirements from Lucien Le Moine beyond the stipulation that the wines be of the highest possible quality.

The wines arrive with Lucien Le Moine fully vinified and Rotem and Mounir focus solely on élévage, racking the wines into new oak barrels made to their own particular specifications. It's tricky to generalise across dozens of wines from many different crus, but both the whites and reds tend towards the generous with a ripeness of fruit and a fullness of body that is rare in the Côte d'Or.

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