Joseph Drouhin • Chassagne-Montrachet, France
Joseph Drouhin’s Chassagne‑Montrachet is the house’s village‑level expression from the Côte de Beaune—made as a white (C…Joseph Drouhin’s Chassagne‑Montrachet is the house’s village‑level expression from the Côte de Beaune—made as a white (Chardonnay) and a rarer red (Pinot Noir)—that showcases the commune’s complex marl, limestone and clay soils. The white i…Learn More »
$122
/750ml
Current Retail Average
90
/100
Average Pro Rating
Joseph Drouhin’s Chassagne‑Montrachet is the house’s village‑level expression from the Côte de Beaune—made as a white (Chardonnay) and a rarer red (Pinot Noir)—that showcases the commune’s complex marl, limestone and clay soils. The white is typically generous and elegant with floral, brioche and ca…Learn More »
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Joseph Drouhin’s Chassagne‑Montrachet is the house’s village‑level expression from the Côte de Beaune—made as a white (Chardonnay) and a rarer red (Pinot Noir)—that showcases the commune’s complex marl, limestone and clay soils. The white is typically generous and elegant with floral, brioche and candied‑lemon notes that evolve toward toasted hazelnut and spice, while the red shows vivid cherry and berry fruit with fine tannins and a light spicy/earthy lift, all handled with Drouhin’s restrained oak and terroir‑driven approach.