Variety: Chardonnay

Produced by a family with a history dating back to 1640, this wine has quite the story. Today, Olivier Lamy guides the family estate into the limelight with the hand of a winemaker who has been trained by tradition to produce world-class wines every year. Before taking the reins of the family estate from his father Hubert in 1996, Olivier learned from his family while also spending time with Méo-Camuzet, a sought-after name by many collectors. Olivier stopped selling fruit to local négociants in 1997, choosing instead to divest underperforming sites and focus only on his best parcels. This decision left 16.5 hectares in the estate’s holdings today, and the quality is the best it has ever been.

Primarily from the older vines in Les Tremblots, planted in 1930 & 1970, but balanced with Lamy's Haute Densite or High Density more recent plantings. This southernly Clos escaped the frost that effected most of Burgundy during the vintage. An over performer for the category, it represents how great the 2021 vintage could have been for all of Burgundy if not for the ice.

Gently pressed with no pump-overs, aged in 300L & 600L for 12 months before blending in tank.