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Monthélie - A Hidden Treasure of the Côte de Beaune

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Monthélie Rouge

Monthélie Rouge 2023

Côte de Beaune
Red Wine
Arthur Gras
€44.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Monthélie Rouge
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Monthélie Rouge 2024

Côte de Beaune
Red Wine
Domaine Matrot
€37.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Monthélie Rouge
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Monthélie Rouge 2023

Côte de Beaune
Red Wine
Domaine Pierre Morey
€38.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Monthélie Rouge
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Monthélie Rouge 2022

Côte de Beaune
Red Wine
Domaine Bouchard Père & Fils
€34.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Monthélie Blanc

Monthélie Blanc 2022

Côte de Beaune
White Wine
Domaine Joliet
€25.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

What is the Monthélie appellation?

Located between Volnay and Meursault, Monthélie is one of the most discreet appellations of the Côte de Beaune. It mainly produces elegant and fruity red wines, along with some vibrant and mineral-driven whites.

What are the main grape varieties in Monthélie?

Pinot Noir dominates, producing delicate reds with red fruit and soft spice aromas. Chardonnay creates whites with freshness and minerality, similar in style to Meursault.

How does Monthélie compare to its neighboring appellations?

Monthélie reds resemble those of Volnay, but with a slightly more rustic and full-bodied character. The whites are similar to Meursault, yet with more freshness and liveliness.

Which are the most renowned Premier Cru vineyards in Monthélie?

Top Monthélie Premier Cru vineyards include Les Duresses, Le Meix Bataille, Les Champs Fulliots, and Les Riottes, known for their complexity and aging potential.

What are the typical aromas of Monthélie wines?

Red wines offer aromas of cherry, raspberry, violet, and spices, with a supple and elegant structure. White wines reveal citrus, white flowers, and hazelnut, with a fine mineral tension.

Do Monthélie wines have good aging potential?

Reds can be enjoyed young for their fruitiness but gain finesse after 5 to 10 years. Whites are best enjoyed between 3 and 7 years, developing more complex notes.

What food pairs well with Monthélie wines?

Red Monthélie pairs well with white meats, roasted poultry, and fine charcuterie. The whites are excellent with seafood, grilled fish, and aged cheeses.

Why choose a Monthélie wine?

Monthélie is a great alternative to more famous appellations, offering wines with character and an excellent price-to-quality ratio.

Where to buy a high-quality Monthélie?

Grands Bourgognes offers a carefully curated selection of the finest Monthélie wines, stored under optimal conditions and ready for delivery for an authentic tasting experience.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which 2022 Monthélie whites can be compared?

Two wines make this comparison possible: Prunier-Bonheur’s Monthélie Blanc Les Toisières and Demougeot Rodolphe’s Monthélie Blanc La Combe Danay. They offer the chance to discover two wines from two estates while keeping the same color and vintage.

Which vintages of Prunier-Bonheur’s Les Crays are available?

Prunier-Bonheur’s Les Crays is available as a red wine in the 2020, 2021, and 2022 vintages. Bringing these three selections together makes it possible to compare several years of the same wine without changing estates.

Which estates should you choose to compare 2023 Monthélie reds?

Gras Arthur’s Monthélie Rouge and Morey Pierre’s Monthélie Rouge are both available in the 2023 vintage. This pair offers a starting point for comparing two estates within the same appellation, color, and year.

Which wine should you choose to explore the oldest vintage in this Monthélie selection?

Doudet-Naudin’s 2019 red Monthélie is the oldest vintage in the selection. To broaden the tasting to include 2020, the wines featured include Bouchard P & F’s Monthélie and Prunier-Bonheur’s Les Crays; however, these dates alone are not enough to draw conclusions about their maturity.

Which wines offer a chance to discover Monthélie in red and white from the same estate?

At Prunier-Bonheur, you can compare Les Crays in red and Les Toisières in white. Both wines are available in the 2021 and 2022 vintages, among others: choosing the same year lets you discover both colors of Monthélie without changing estates or vintages.