Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot Clos de la Chapelle Vougeraie 2021

Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot Clos de la Chapelle Vougeraie 2021

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Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot Clos de la Chapelle Vougeraie 2021
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HED92035

75 cl

13.5%
£109.00
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The 2021 marks the inaugural vintage of this monopole vineyard, acquired from the Duchesse de Magenta. The nose boasts an inviting fragrance reminiscent of frangipane and hazelnut, displaying a focused character that unfolds as it aerates. On the palate, a well-balanced profile emerges – while not overly intricate, it possesses a fresher quality compared to, for instance, the Puligny-Village. Towards the finish, there`s a subtle bite. Allowing this wine to rest in the bottle for around 12 months should enable it to develop into a refined Chassagne expression.
17 Jancis Robinson
Monopole of 0.98 ha (2.42 acres), new acquisition in 2021. 20% new oak, 450-litre barrels.Mid-pale lemon. Great material! Apple, citrus, baked pie dough. Solid and profound, but lashed with zesty, ripping acidity. Oak lends some nice spicy notes complimenting really ample depth and power. (MH)Matthew Hayes6th April 2023

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