The 2017 Rene Lequin-Colin Les Vergers Chassagne Montrachet 1er Cru hails from a family with an impressive winemaking history dating back nearly 350 years to 1673. The estate has been farming organically since 2009, reflecting a deep respect for the living ecosystem. This Chassagne-Montrachet, a stronghold for white wines, comes from the 'Les Vergers' climat, ideally located mid-slope. The wine is aged for 12 months in French oak casks, with about 20-25% new wood, contributing to its structured and full-bodied profile. On the nose, expect a refined and complex bouquet of ripe citrus, white flowers, frangipane, and wet stone. The palate is broad yet finely taut, offering a supple attack that beautifully combines mineral tension with aromatic richness. You might also find creamy flavors of stone fruit, brioche, butter, vanilla, and hints of green apple or pear. 🍴 This food-friendly white Burgundy pairs wonderfully with a variety of dishes. Consider serving it with delicate fish, succulent shellfish like crab legs with garlic butter, or a pan-roasted bay scallop dish. 🥂 This classic Chassagne-Montrachet is a lovely and enjoyable wine, perfect for occasions that call for a rich, mineral-driven white Burgundy. It's an excellent choice for a sophisticated dinner party or a celebratory meal. 【Organically farmed since 2009 with a 350-year winemaking legacy】