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Chambolle-Musigny

Burgundy

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Côte d’Or & Côte Chalonnaise

If Burgundy had a silk district, this would be it. Chambolle-Musigny produces some of the most elegant, perfumed Pinot Noir you will ever taste, with a delicacy and floral charm that sets it apart from its neighbours.

The wines of Chambolle-Musigny are made primarily from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay.

236–344 m

Elevation range

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Wine styles

3 Grand Crus

Avg. slope 7.7°

23 Premier Crus

Avg. slope 4.4°

38 Vineyards

Avg. slope 5.2°

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Nearby Appellations

To the north Morey-Saint-Denis

To the south Vougeot

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Terroir & Character

Climate

Protected position in the Côte d'Or creates a slightly warmer microclimate than neighboring Morey-Saint-Denis, with good air circulation preventing frost while the eastern exposure captures gentle morning sun. The sheltered valley location reduces wind exposure, allowing for optimal ripening of the delicate Pinot Noir.

Terroir

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Chambolle-Musigny sits on Jurassic limestone bedrock from the Bathonian and Bajocian periods, with significant marl deposits containing marine fossils. The limestone provides excellent drainage while the marl retains moisture, and the well-drained calcareous soils force vine roots deep into fissured bedrock, contributing to the wines' mineral complexity and elegant structure.

Typical Aromas

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Notable Producers

Domaine Georges RoumierMusigny and Bonnes-Mares benchmark
Comte Georges de VogueLargest Musigny holder, iconic estate
Jacques-Frederic MugnierPure, ethereal Musigny and Amoureuses
Amiot-ServelleElegant Chambolle Premier Crus

Grapes of Chambolle-Musigny

Pinot Noir

Red
Body
Tannins
Sweetness
Acidity
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The benchmark Pinot Noir. Côte de Nuits leans structured and dark-cherried, Côte de Beaune turns perfumed and supple, both ageing into forest floor and truffle.

Chardonnay

White
Body
Sweetness
Acidity
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Chardonnay's homeland. Chablis stays steely and citrus-driven, the Côte de Beaune turns rich and hazelnutty, the Mâconnais sits comfortably between.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chambolle-Musigny known for?▼
Chambolle-Musigny is renowned for producing some of Burgundy's most elegant and perfumed Pinot Noir wines. The appellation is famous for its silky, delicate style that distinguishes it from neighboring Burgundy villages.
What does Chambolle-Musigny wine taste like?▼
Chambolle-Musigny wines are characterized by their exceptional elegance, floral perfume, and silky texture. They offer delicate fruit flavors with remarkable finesse and charm, embodying a more refined style compared to other Burgundy appellations.
What grapes are grown in Chambolle-Musigny?▼
Chambolle-Musigny is devoted primarily to Pinot Noir, which produces the appellation's signature elegant red wines. Like most red Burgundy appellations, Pinot Noir is the dominant and most important grape variety grown here.
How many premier crus does Chambolle-Musigny have?▼
Chambolle-Musigny has 24 Premier Cru vineyards. This substantial number of Premier Crus reflects the appellation's high quality potential and diverse terroir expressions.
What soil types are found in Chambolle-Musigny?▼
The soils in Chambolle-Musigny are composed primarily of limestone and marl. These soil types contribute to the wines' characteristic elegance and mineral complexity.

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