Domaine Hubert & Olivier Lamy, Chassagne Montrachet, la Goujonne (rouge) 2014

Appellation: Chassagne Montrachet

Region: Burgundy

Country: France

Color: Red

Varietal(s): Pinot Noir

About The Producer

Olivier Lamy, the current winemaker extraordinaire for the estate named after his father, creates wines with grace and precision. For Burgundy connoisseurs, this is a domaine to know and love.

Terroir & Vineyard Practices:

This comes from 1.06 ha parcel of 60+ year-old vines. Clay and deep soil. No fertilizer, but soil amendments as needed.

Tasting Notes

Beautiful dark ruby color. Black fruits on nose, with a hint of freshness. Rich and fat on the palate with good tannins.

Vinification

Manual harvesting. Sorted and 100% de-stemmed. Fermentation and maceration for about 20 days. No chaptalization. Wines rest in second year barrels so the wood does not dominate. malolactic fermentation in casks. Wine moved using compressed air. Bottling by gravity after 15 months.

Press

  • 88-91 points - Burghound: "(from a 1.06 ha parcel planted in 1950). This is a bit more aromatically complex if otherwise similar with more volume to the very rich and voluminous flavors that possess a seductive mouth feel that is enhanced by the slightly finer-grained tannins. There is lovely balance and length and overall, this is a more complete effort than the Clos des Hâtes. Drink 2021+" - Allen Meadows, Burghound