Au Pied du Mont Chauve

Au Pied du Mont Chauve came into being at the end of the 2000s; the Picard family was then the owner of vines historically established on the Chassagne-Montrachet, Saint-Aubin, and Puligny-Montrachet estates. It was, therefore, perfectly natural for the name Au Pied du Mont Chauve to take root in Francine Picard's mind. After all, the latter is the nickname given to the well-known Montrachet's hill. Au Pied du Mont Chauve is bestowed with an extremely rich plot in those three exceptional winegrowing villages and

those three exceptional winegrowing villages andoffers no less than 20 prestigious "climats" - specially delineated plots of land, specific to Burgundy vineyards - including Les Demoiselles, Les Caillerets and En Remilly. From a desire for synergy between terroir and the wine we obtain, the vines have been biodynamically cultivated for several years, thus the vinification process is the most natural possible. Clearly delineated, delicate and expressive, Au Pied du Mont Chauve's vintages are truly precise jewels where the perfectly controlled ageing reveals a fresh density of unmistakable elegance on the palate.