White Wine

TASTING NOTES

From a tiny 0.3 hectare plot planted in 1936, the wine shows incredibly intensity with lifted aromatics of spring blossom and white pears underpinned by a firm, chalky minerality reflecting the sandy marl and limestone soils of this steep slope. The finish is long and concentrated with a lovely mouth-watering acidity. Armit Wines

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

The perfect introduction to the estate, from a small 1 hectare parcel of vines directly beneath the forest. Charming and precise, the nose shows lemon, lime blossom and green apple. The palate is crisp and textured, with notes of almond, honey and lemon sherbet, bringing good tension and racy acidity. Armit Wines

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

“From 0.35 ha of village vines. Lemon sherbet nose, tangy red apples and ripe pears. Juicy, pure fruit with elegantly restrained oak. A refreshing, sappy finish.” Armit Wines

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

TASTING NOTES

This is a surprisingly fresh and lithe Chassagne, albeit from one of the very best premier crus. The nose is pure and fresh with notes of spring flowers, fresh nettles and a gooseberries. The palate shows the nice weight typical of Morgeot with a good concentration of apricot and green apples, a hint of ground allspice with some flint and...