Château de Chamirey Winery- Wines expressing Richness of the terroirs and Diversified Landscapes
In the Bourgogne region in France, lies the Château de Chamirey winery. The diversity of landscapes and the richness of the terroirs of Mercurey is the main source that gives expression to the wines of the winery.
Winery with the Elegant Castle
The Château de Chamirey, an elegant castle of Italian influence was built in the 18th century on a rocky outcrop, a privileged location in Mercurey dominating the French gardens. In 1934, the Marquis de Jouennes, as a precursor, decided to bottle the wines of Château de Chamirey at the Domaine. Following him, his son-in-law, Bertrand Devillard, continued his work and extended the Domaine in the best terroirs of Mercurey to bring it to its current state.
Vineyards in the best terroirs of the region
The Domaine of Château de Chamirey, planted in the best terroirs of Mercurey, covers 95 acres of which 38 are located amongst the most renowned Premiers Crus of the appellation. It consists of 37 hectares (27 reds, 10 whites, 15 of which are Premier Cru) reflecting the diverse soils and microclimates found within the Mercury appellation. The whites are fresh, lively, and well balanced. This reaches its finest expression in the powerful Premier Cru “La Mission”. Château de Chamirey red is a true indulgence. It has a silky texture and is very fruity typically showing the flavor of cherries.
The estate includes 6 big plots of Premier Cru in the village of Mercurey which is almost half of the village agricultural area.
The estate includes exclusively the Premier Cru “Les Ruelles” in red wine and the Premier Cru “La Mission” in white wine.
The varieties of grapes produced in the vineyards at Château de Chamirey are Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Best grapes are selected for the winemaking process. They are used to produce excellent, top-notch red and white wines.
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Chardonnay, Pinot Noir