The vines planted here in the 1920s give this wine tremendous depth, which can only be revealed with time in the glass and more importantly time in the cellar. This comes from the grand cru, Mazoyeres-Chambertin, a vineyard that can be named on the label as Charmes-Chambertin. Mazoyeres is different than most wines labeled as Charmes-Chambertin as the vineyard has a geological and climactic difference. It lies in the path of the Combe Grisard, which brings more cool air and soils that are more stony and deep than the wine coming from the original Charmes-Chambertin located just to the north.