

Claudine petitjean
chassagne montrachet
Few names in Burgundy are associated with vineyards as rare as Claudine Petitjean. Claudine Petitjean owns two exceptional parcels in Chassagne Montrachet.
Since 1991, Claudine Petitjean has been one of the smallest owners of the legendary Montrachet Grand Cru, producing just around 300 bottles a year.
Her tiny parcel has been in the family since the 1920s, when her great-grandfather, Jean-Baptiste, bought it long before Montrachet became one of the world's most coveted vineyards.
Today, this garden-sized plot is meticulously farmed by hand by Domaine Lamy-Pillot (Sébastien Caillat). As Claudine jokes, “We practically roll out the red carpet between the rows.”
Located on the Chassagne side of Montrachet, within the historic Dents de Chien sector, her Chassagne Montrachet Remilly plot sits just above Blanchots-Dessus and is guided under the supervision of the nephew of Claudine, Xavier Monnot, a winemaker in Meursault. This plot comes from a nearby rocky hillside only a few hundred metres away, sharing the same exceptional pedigree.
Why Vibrant
A truly collectible Burgundy - tiny production, exceptional terroir and the meticulous touch of experienced cellar practice create a remarkably refined chardonnay.



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