Chambertin AOC

Chambertin Grand Cru is a red-only Pinot Noir appellation on Gevrey-Chambertin’s east-facing mid-slope, known for depth, authority, and longevity.

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Overview

Chambertin occupies a continuous mid-slope band south of Chambertin-Clos de Bèze at roughly 240 to 280 meters. Morning exposure, firm Jurassic limestone, and clay-limestone lower soils support concentrated Pinot Noir that combines dark fruit, savory complexity, powerful structure, and long aging capacity.

Geography & Climate

The vineyard lies on the east-facing Côte above Gevrey-Chambertin, between the upper slope and the Route des Grands Crus.

Soils

Hard Bathonian limestone underlies the upper section, with brown scree-derived soils and deeper Bajocian marl and clay-limestone lower down.

Wine Styles

The appellation produces red wine exclusively from Pinot Noir, typically profound, structured, complex, and exceptionally ageworthy.