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Jean-Philippe Fichet, Chassagne-Montrachet, 2024

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Jean-Philippe Fichet is best known as a master of Meursault, but he also makes a small amount of wine just down the road in Chassagne-Montrachet, one of the great white Burgundy villages. His approach travels with him: hand-farmed Chardonnay, a patient 18-month elevage in mostly used wood and then tank, and very little lees stirring, all aimed at freshness, transparency and length rather than weight or oak. Chassagne brings its own taut, chiseled, saline character to the mix. The 2024 vintage is fresh and precise. A village-level wine with real cut and class, drinking well young but with room to develop over several years.

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More about Jean-Philippe Fichet

You know the story: As the most famous white burgundy producers become scarcer than hen’s teeth, even the producers we used to call “overlooked” are becoming allocated. The growers we used to depend upon to stock our shelves with great Chardonnay have become once-a-year treats that don’t make it to the shelf for long, if at all. For better and for worse, we can add Fichet to the list. Hard as it is for his fans, it’s obviously fair: Fichet is as big a talent as they come in Burgundy and nobody does a better, more meticulous job of expressing their terroir. He has lots of old vines with deep roots and the naturally low yields that give you not just his sites' tastes, but even their unique textures. He accentuates the natural concentration by managing yields through rigorous winter pruning rather than a heavy summer green harvest. (That was one of Jayer’s secrets, too: he said that by the time the vine had created all those shoots you spend the summer pruning, the vine had wasted too much of it's essential goodness). The farming is “lutte raisonée,” minimizing inputs. Most wines ferment in barrel (generally, older) on wild yeasts, and age for 11-18 months depending on the vintage and the site. Likewise, though Jean-Philippe uses relatively little batonnage, he will use some in certain vintages or cuvées. The resulting wines are delicious and pure, with the sense of terroir that makes them worth thinking about, and the delectable fruit that makes us want just to drink them up.

Flatiron's Take

From the Importer

Varietals

Chardonnay

Vineyard

Jean-Philippe has been working for many years to develop and nurture a relationship with the grower of these vines in Chassagne.

Orientation

southeast-facing

Soil

Clay-limestone

Vinification

Fermentations take place in barrel and wine goes through malo in barrel.

Aging

Aged in untoasted DAMY barrels

Tasting Notes & Food Pairings

Perfect Pairings

Scallops, sole, halibut, roast chicken, creamy pasta, or Gruyere and Comte.

Tasting Profile

Citrus, white flowers and a saline, stony streak. Medium-bodied, taut and racy acidity, clean and long. Dry, chiseled and precise.

Wine Details

  • Grape Variety

    Chardonnay

  • Vintage

    2024

  • Size

    750ml

  • Farming Practice

    Sustainable

  • Sweetness

    Dry

  • Body

    Medium Bodied

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