2021 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er cru Morgeot (Bio certifié) | Domaine Morey-Coffinet
“The Rising Star of
Chassagne-Montrachet”
Morey-Coffinet produce some of the finest and most modern and most recommendable Red & White Burgundies that we have landed.
- John Jens
90-92 points, Jasper Morris, insideburgundy.com
From Francemont, close to the border with Santenay. A little more depth of colour and nearly as delicious a nose as the Clos St-Jean. This is still a fine rather than a muscular Morgeot, on the raspberry side. On the palate the Morgeot character does assert itself with muscular tannins. Needs longer than Clos St-Jean, and while it will never be as elegant there is good potential here. Drink from 2026-2032.
89 points, Burghound.com
This too is display a touch of post-bottling reduction, which is enough to blur the nuances of the nose. There is notably better size, weight and mid-palate density to the caressing yet powerful flavors that terminate in a dusty but not really austere finale. This sneaky long effort could use better depth so I would suggest allowing this at least a few years of cellaring first.
About Morey Coffinet:
Founded in the late 1970s by Michel Morey (son of the late Marc Morey) and wife Fabienne (from the Pillot clan). Their son, Thibault took over the helm of the estate in 2009. Thibault joins a long lineage of winemakers in Chassagne-Montrachet with great gravitas in their family names such as Pillot, Morey, and Coffinet. In 2014, he began to pursue biodynamic viticulture, gaining certification in 2015. A solid foundation of 1er Crus come from the southeast-facing hillside; the whites reflect the very essence of Chassagne with fragrant aromatics framed around powerful minerality, while the reds hone-in on terroir revealing roasted, muscular aromas while displaying silky texture and balance.
“The Rising Star of
Chassagne-Montrachet”
Morey-Coffinet produce some of the finest and most modern and most recommendable Red & White Burgundies that we have landed.
- John Jens
90-92 points, Jasper Morris, insideburgundy.com
From Francemont, close to the border with Santenay. A little more depth of colour and nearly as delicious a nose as the Clos St-Jean. This is still a fine rather than a muscular Morgeot, on the raspberry side. On the palate the Morgeot character does assert itself with muscular tannins. Needs longer than Clos St-Jean, and while it will never be as elegant there is good potential here. Drink from 2026-2032.
89 points, Burghound.com
This too is display a touch of post-bottling reduction, which is enough to blur the nuances of the nose. There is notably better size, weight and mid-palate density to the caressing yet powerful flavors that terminate in a dusty but not really austere finale. This sneaky long effort could use better depth so I would suggest allowing this at least a few years of cellaring first.
About Morey Coffinet:
Founded in the late 1970s by Michel Morey (son of the late Marc Morey) and wife Fabienne (from the Pillot clan). Their son, Thibault took over the helm of the estate in 2009. Thibault joins a long lineage of winemakers in Chassagne-Montrachet with great gravitas in their family names such as Pillot, Morey, and Coffinet. In 2014, he began to pursue biodynamic viticulture, gaining certification in 2015. A solid foundation of 1er Crus come from the southeast-facing hillside; the whites reflect the very essence of Chassagne with fragrant aromatics framed around powerful minerality, while the reds hone-in on terroir revealing roasted, muscular aromas while displaying silky texture and balance.
“The Rising Star of
Chassagne-Montrachet”
Morey-Coffinet produce some of the finest and most modern and most recommendable Red & White Burgundies that we have landed.
- John Jens
90-92 points, Jasper Morris, insideburgundy.com
From Francemont, close to the border with Santenay. A little more depth of colour and nearly as delicious a nose as the Clos St-Jean. This is still a fine rather than a muscular Morgeot, on the raspberry side. On the palate the Morgeot character does assert itself with muscular tannins. Needs longer than Clos St-Jean, and while it will never be as elegant there is good potential here. Drink from 2026-2032.
89 points, Burghound.com
This too is display a touch of post-bottling reduction, which is enough to blur the nuances of the nose. There is notably better size, weight and mid-palate density to the caressing yet powerful flavors that terminate in a dusty but not really austere finale. This sneaky long effort could use better depth so I would suggest allowing this at least a few years of cellaring first.
About Morey Coffinet:
Founded in the late 1970s by Michel Morey (son of the late Marc Morey) and wife Fabienne (from the Pillot clan). Their son, Thibault took over the helm of the estate in 2009. Thibault joins a long lineage of winemakers in Chassagne-Montrachet with great gravitas in their family names such as Pillot, Morey, and Coffinet. In 2014, he began to pursue biodynamic viticulture, gaining certification in 2015. A solid foundation of 1er Crus come from the southeast-facing hillside; the whites reflect the very essence of Chassagne with fragrant aromatics framed around powerful minerality, while the reds hone-in on terroir revealing roasted, muscular aromas while displaying silky texture and balance.
Region: Bourgogne, Côte de Beaune
Grape Variety: Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2021
Colour: Red
