Sigaut

Anne and Herve Sigaut took over at this domaine thirty years ago, and have been playing the long game ever since, making classic, refined Chambolle-Musigny. They destem all their grapes, which puts them very much in line with neighbours like Barthod and Bertheau, follow the lunar calender, and plough by horse. They have some wonderfully sited old vines. Their Chambolle-Musigny comes from 10 plots across the village. From behind the church, Derriere le Four (planted in 1973) makes a dark, robust wine, where Chatelots is plush. Sentiers is from vines planted in 1947, just below Bonnes Mares, and their Morey Millandes is from 40-year-old vines just below Clos St-Denis. (NT 13/08/25)