Total area: 0.4602 hectares
Planting: 1977
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This little part of the Côte de Beaune is located some 10 kilometers south of Beaune, and is where some of the greatest white Burgundy wines are produced. It is surprisingly different to our steeply sloping terroirs on the Côte de Nuits. This flattish-topped, arid hill used to be called “Mont Rachet”, literally “Bald Mountain”, which over the years was corrupted into Montrachet.
Total area: 0.4602 hectares
Planting: 1977
Grape variety: 100% Chardonnay
Soil and subsoil: Pebbly clay-limestone on a gentle slope
Plantation density: 10,000 vines per hectare
Pruning: Guyot
Latest news from the vineyard: Gaps in the vines have recently been replanted. The plants are earthed up in the winter, and are sprayed with a nettle and rhubarb infusion, and preparations of horsetail and silica, tansy, sage, and yarrow. They are treated with biodynamic preparations 500 and 501 at the end of winter and in the spring, and again with 501 before flowering. They are thinned out in the spring.
Family Domaine at the heart of Burgundy
7bis, rue de l’Eglise
21700 Premeaux Prissey
France
Are you passing through Burgundy?
Find our wines at La Maison Vougeot :
1, rue du vieux château
21640 - Vougeot
Burgundy - France
+33 3 80 61 06 10
+33 6 83 79 44 49
contact@lamaisonvougeot.com
(Visits exclusively for the trade by appointment.)