The Clos de Bèze has a long known history dating back to the 8th century, as that of the Chambertin is little known, if not unknown before the 17th century, It is said that a certain Bertin owned a field near the Clos de Bèze, Its notoriety is established because the wine of Burgundy, especially that of Côte de Nuits, then ceases to be conceived in claret wine.

Then Claude Jobert de Chambertin - 1701-1768,
'de Chambertin' is a title he sought and obtained - undoubtedly contributes to building the reputation of the Chambertin.

In the 19th century, Le Chambertin blanc occupies a third of the climate; whites and reds have also cohabited for a long time.

Wine Score : 93/100

75cl