Beaune 1er Cru blanc Cuvée Suzanne & Raymond

Domaine des Hospices de Beaune

Albert Bichot’s view

Bright, light yellow color. Perfectly balanced nose, with a beautiful, elegant floral bouquet, followed by a full palate of white fruits with a lovely freshness.

Food pairings

Braised fennel, salmon cake, chicken and mushroom pie.

Terroirs
Details

This Climat is located to the south of the Beaune appellation, bordering Pommard. It lies just above the renowned Clos des Mouches. This plot, previously planted with Pinot Noir, was replanted with white grapes in 2010. The soil is stony and rich in limestone, with white marl. The wines offer good tension and interesting ageing potential.

Region: Côte de Beaune
Village: Beaune
Level: Premier Cru
Appellation: Beaune 1er Cru
Varietal: Chardonnay
Plots: Les Montrevenots 0.62 ha.

Vinification and aging

This Beaune 1er Cru Les Montrevenots Cuvée Suzanne & Raymond (white) has been skilfully vinified by the Domaine des Hospices de Beaune. Sold every year at the Hospices auction on the 3rd Sunday in November, Albert Bichot regularly buys this great wine on behalf of clients who then entrust us with its ageing in our cellars. During this important period, thanks to meticulous work and the blending of a variety of barrels, we further develop its complexity and potential.

The Domaine des Hospices de Beaune has been certified organic since the 2024 harvest, and we naturally age your wine in our Albert Bichot cellars in line with this environmentally-friendly philosophy.

The art of aging by Albert Bichot

History of the cuvée

This wine comes from a parcel previously planted with pinots noirs (which were destined for the Cuvée de Beaune Premier Cru Cyrot-Chaudron). These old Pinots were uprooted and the plot was replanted with Chardonnay in 2010. The soil is stony and limestone-rich, with white marl - highly conducive to the production of great white wines. The parcel lies at the top of the hillside, not far from the source of the Lulunne and above the famous 1er Cru Clos des Mouches.