Domaine des Chezeaux Griotte-Chambertin Ponsot 2010 2025 L'Assemblage Part 1 Pitures sits mid-slope in Volnay

Pitures sits mid-slope in Volnay

An intriguing Armagnac

The wine is best served at a temperature of 47 – 49 degrees Fahrenheit and should be consumed within two years of age

It keeps the grape's firm tannin and bright acidity but uses time in wood to soften the edges into something harmonious

Domaine des Chezeaux Griotte-Chambertin Ponsot 2010 2025 L'Assemblage Part 1 Pitures sits mid-slope in VolnayThis bottling reflects one of Burgundy's more unusual arrangements: Domaine des Chezeaux owns the Griotte Chambertin vines, but contracts Domaine Ponsot to farm, vinify, and bottle the wine. So while the front label reads Chezeaux, what's in the bottle is effectively a Ponsot Griotte same hands, same cellar, same 100% destemming approach. Griotte itself is one of the smallest grand crus on the Cte de Nuits (just 2. 7 hectares). The name is often