La Montagne Blanc comes from a high-elevation limestone site in Corgoloin. The vines were planted with sélection massale material originating from Corton-Charlemagne, although the wine itself is classified as Côte de Nuits-Villages and should not be confused with wine from the Grand Cru. Sources differ on the precise age of the current plantings, but the defining feature of the site is clear: an elevated parcel with extremely thin topsoil over limestone. The domaine’s technical material also describes a tiny production of approximately three barrels. This is a rare Côte de Nuits white with citrus and orchard fruit, subtle richness and a strong saline, stony finish.
