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Name
Chaignots comes from the old French word "Chasne", which gave the modern word "chesne" then "chêne" (oak in modern French), with the Burgundy suffix "ot". Place where oaks grow.
Location
North part of the vineyard, in Nuits-Saint-Georges territory; exposure: east; altitude: 260/280 metres.
Surface of our vines: 1.55 ha
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The wine
Sustained colour.
Complex, intensely aromatic richness to the nose. Fruity nuances evolve towards soft floral scents.
With ageing, balsamic, venison, musk and liquorice notes complete a fine, subtle and distinguished aromatic range. |
