La Montagne is an estate-owned parcel on the southern side of Corgoloin, near the border with Ladoix. It sits at approximately 280 meters of elevation, directly below Clos Magny, and faces due east. The roughly 60-year-old vines grow in light, sandy clay over limestone. Compared with the deeper clay soils found lower on the slope, this site produces a more lifted and perfumed Pinot Noir, while the Côte de Nuits location gives the wine enough depth and structure to develop in bottle. Camille has described the vineyard as combining something of Savigny-lès-Beaune’s freshness and purity with the additional depth and structure of the Côte de Nuits.
