Charmes-Chambertin

Charmes-Chambertin is a Grand Cru vineyard that spreads across limestone slopes with thin topsoil, producing red wines from Pinot Noir grapes in the Côte de Nuits. The vines use these specific soil conditions to develop grapes with a distinctive flavor profile.

This vineyard received its Grand Cru classification in 1937 alongside eight neighboring sites, marking an important development in Burgundy's wine hierarchy. That classification recognized the long-term quality and potential of this particular location.

Winemakers here follow Burgundy traditions passed down through generations, shaping how they approach their work in the vineyard. Visitors can see the blend of craftsmanship and modern knowledge in both the cellars and on the slopes.

Wines from this area need time to develop their full complexity, with drinkability increasing over many years. Visitors should know that these wines are meant to be aged and not consumed immediately after purchase.

Some producers from the neighboring Mazoyères-Chambertin area label their wines as Charmes-Chambertin to benefit from its greater recognition. This practice is legal in wine regulations and shows how closely these neighboring appellations are intertwined.

Location: Côte-d’Or

Inception: 1937

GPS coordinates: 47.21111,4.96750

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:02