2024 Domaine Jean Chartron Chassagne Montrachet
91JG
89-91BH
89-91VN
88-90JM
$109.99
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John Gilman
Reviewed March 2026The 2024 Chassagne-Montrachet AC bottling chez Chartron does not bear the name of its lieu à dit this year, les Benoites, as twenty-five percent of the blend this year hails from the premier cru of les Caillerets, which Jean-Michel replanted five or six years ago. The wine is certainly not suffering from the addition of twenty-five percent young vine Caillerets in the blend, as it offers up a superb bouquet of pear, lemon, a beautiful base of chalky soil tones, vanillin oak and a topnote of lemon blossoms. On the palate the wine is bright, succulent and full-bodied, with a lovely core, beautiful soil undertow, a fine spine of acidity and excellent focus and balance on the very long, complex and vibrant finish. This is very, very good this year! 2026-2050.
Professional Reviews
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Burghound
Note: from a .55 ha holding that is mostly situated in Les Benoîtes, along with about 25% from young vines in the 1er Caillerets. A riper nose features aromas of rosemary oil, spice and various white orchard fruit scents. The supple and relatively forward medium-bodied flavors possess a highly seductive mid-palate texture that contrasts somewhat with the youthfully austere, lightly rustic and very dry finale where a touch of bitter lemon-character slowly emerges. This relatively powerful effort is also quite good, especially for a villages, and worth a look.*Burghound Outstanding!*
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Vinous
The 2024 Chassagne-Montrachet Villages has a delineated bouquet with assiduous use of oak. Just the faintest reduction at play. The palate is fresh and crisp with citrus peel, orange pith and a little spice. Very pretty, very elegant with a nicely focused finish this punches above its weight.(NM)
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Jasper Morris
Incorporates the young vines of Caillerets. Fresh lime colour. More austere on the nose than the St-Aubin Murgers Dents de Chien, or indeed Perrières, still with a good backbone, a little yellow fruit, a citrus wash, and fair length. Drink from 2027-2030. Tasted Oct 2025.
Notes
Bill Nanson Burgundy Report: "The normal Benoites but augmented with some young vine Chassagne Caillerets – almost 25%. A calmer but still quite mineral width of aroma. Also with plenty of remaining CO2 – what a wonderful peak of middle and finishing flavour – gorgeous finishing flavour. Very slowly fading – simply excellent, delicious wine…"(11/2025)
Details
| Origin | Chassagne Montrachet, Burgundy, France |
|---|---|
| Type/Varietal | Chardonnay |
| SKU | 2025324 |
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