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Chassagne Montrachet (2021) Le Concis du Champs - Domaine Hubert Lamy

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The 2021 Chassagne-Montrachet La Concis de Champs has a fresh, crushed stone bouquet, well-defined, that blind I would guess comes from Puligny. The palate is simple but well-balanced with orange pith and tangy Clementine. There is modest weight, though it doesn’t quite kick on towards the finish. But overall, an enjoyable Chassagne. [Neal Martin, 11/01/2024]

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    TypeWhite
    Vintage2021
    When to DrinkNow until 2034
    ProducerDomaine Hubert Lamy
    RegionCôte de Beaune
    AppellationChassagne Montrachet
    GrapesChardonnay
    ABV13%
    Volume75cl (Full Bottle)

    Lamy is a historic name in Burgundy, with a vine growing history in St-Aubin stretching as far back as 1640. However, it is Olivier Lamy, the current owner and winemaker of the family estate, who put this artisanal estate on the international fine wine stage.

    A diligent vigneron representing the new generation of exciting winemakers, Olivier is keen to make progress in both his vineyard and cellar. Having sharpened his craft at Méo-Camuzet before taking over the family estate in 1996, he established a very sharp acumen for identifying the best and oldest sites. Adding his natural winemaking instinct to more technical knowledge such as how to train vines flexibly, his exquisitely fine and terroir-expressive wines are celebrated by Burgundian connoisseurs the world over.

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    Chassagne Montrachet (2021) Le Concis du Champs - Domaine Hubert Lamy

    Chassagne Montrachet (2021) Le Concis du Champs - Domaine Hubert Lamy

    The 2021 Chassagne-Montrachet La Concis de Champs has a fresh, crushed stone bouquet, well-defined, that blind I would guess comes from Puligny. The palate is simple but well-balanced with orange pith and tangy Clementine. There is modest weight, though it doesn’t quite kick on towards the finish. But overall, an enjoyable Chassagne. [Neal Martin, 11/01/2024]

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