Château de Monthelie
Château de Monthelie is nestled in the charming village of Monthelie, located in the prestigious Côte de Beaune subregion of Burgundy, France. This picturesque area is celebrated for its exceptional winemaking heritage and stunning vineyards that produce some of the most exquisite wines in the region. Monthelie, though small, is home to a significant number of Premier Cru vineyards, which are renowned for their high-quality wines.
The vineyards of Monthelie benefit from a favorable microclimate and diverse soil compositions, contributing to the unique character of its wines. The estate primarily focuses on the production of red wines, with Pinot Noir being the dominant grape variety. These wines are celebrated for their soft, fruity flavors and are often compared to those from the neighboring village of Volnay. Additionally, Monthelie produces a small percentage of elegant white wines, primarily made from Chardonnay, known for their finesse and complexity.
Château de Monthelie is committed to sustainable viticulture practices, ensuring that each bottle reflects the purity and authenticity of its terroir. The winemaking process at the estate involves traditional methods, including careful aging in oak barrels, resulting in wines that are a true representation of Burgundy's rich winemaking heritage.
Style of wine
Region: Bourgogne
Appellation: Rully, Monthelie,
Vineyard: 10.5 hectares
Varieties grown: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Agriculture: Organic Biodynamic
Biodynamics sets the tone, the impulse, the harmony between the soil, the plant, and man. It is like an orchestra conductor.

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