The grapes from each unique terroir of Clos Marey-Monge Monopole are carefully hand-harvested and placed in 10kg baskets. Upon arrival, they are sorted by hand at the Sorting Table and gently destemmed. Gravity flow transfers the grapes into stainless steel fermentation vats—no pumping or pressing is used to preserve purity and structure.
Fermentation begins naturally with indigenous yeasts found on the grape skins. A long maceration of at least five weeks follows, with minimal intervention: only a few pump-overs at the start and gentle stirring (around 10 times) once density drops below 1020. After fermentation, the wine is drained, and the remaining solids are pressed using a pneumatic press. The free-run wine is then blended with the pressed juice.
Aging takes place in French oak barrels for 22 months, with 30–40% of the barrels being new. The final cuvées are racked off, blended, and undergo Kieselghur filtration before bottling—resulting in a wine of elegance, depth, and terroir-driven character.
Chateau de Pommard Clos Marey-Monge Monopole 2014
APPELLATION: Pommard Village
VARIETAL: Pinot Noir
VINEYARD: Burgundy
SERVING TEMPERATURE 16°C
AWARDS & RATINGS Master Medal: Global Pinot Noir Masters 2017 Awards. Score: 97/100
















