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Colour pale light gold |
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Bouquet white and yellow-fleshed fruit, citrus, and delicate flower scents |
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Flavour full and generous, marked by the minerality due to the marls found in this micro-terroir. This wine features pleasing freshness, a slight hint of well-integrated oak and exceptional length on the palate. |
Decanter 96 Points
Formerly owned by the monks of the Pontigny Abbey, Monopole du Domaine Long-Depaquit “Moutonne” is a plot that is sheltered within a natural amphitheatre at the heart of the Grand Crus, the historic part of the Chablis vineyards that dates back over one thousand years.
Located in both “Vaudésir” (95%) and “Preuses” (5%), this south/south-east facing plot with its ideal location and shape enable it to capture all of the sun’s rays. The steep slope (nearly 40%) in the central part of the plot protects the vines from the North winds. Traversed by a wall, the lower part of the plot yields wines that are rich and structured while the grapes hailing from the upper part lend the blend its floral aspect and tautness.
160,00 €
In stock
Grape: 100% Chardonnay
Soil: Calcareous clay soil overlying subsoil composed of Kimmeridgian limestone marls
Average age of the vine: 40 years
Winemaking
Harvest: Handpicked
Fermentation: 75% in stainless steel vats and 25% in 1 to 5-year-old oak barrels
Ageing: 75% in stainless steel vats and 25% in 1 to 5-year-old oak barrels during 10 months on fines lees. Finished aging in stainless steel vats for 6 months.
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