Mazis Chambertin 2016

The 2016 Armand Rousseau Mazis Chambertin is among Burgundy's most exceptional Grand Cru Wines. The Armand Rousseau estate in Gevrey-Chambertin owns only a tiny parcel in this legendary vineyard – each bottle is a piece of winemaking history. Mazis-Chambertin lies directly north of Chambertin and shares its mineral core, but brings its own, almost playful elegance. The 2016 Vintage is considered one of the best of the decade: perfect ripeness, ideal acidity, and enormous aging potential. Wines from Burgundy of this provenance are rare – this 2016 Armand Rousseau Mazis Chambertin is a true rarity for connoisseurs.

The vinification follows the Rousseau philosophy: single-varietal Pinot Noir, spontaneous fermentation, extended aging in French oak, minimal intervention. The result is a wine of crystal-clear precision and profound complexity. Mazis-Chambertin 2016 demonstrates what Pinot Noir can achieve in the best hands: concentration without heaviness, structure without harshness, elegance without arbitrariness.

On the nose, a complex bouquet unfolds, revealing aromas of dark cherry, raspberry, violet, and delicate clove. Beneath these lie mineral notes of slate and graphite, a hint of forest floor, and roses. On the palate, the 2016 Armand Rousseau Mazis Chambertin displays a silky texture, fine-grained tannins, and an almost ethereal elegance. The fruit is precise, the acidity vibrant, and the length impressive. The finish lingers with notes of cedar, black tea, and a mineral echo.

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Serve Mazis-Chambertin at 16–18 degrees Celsius with fine game birds, braised venison, or French Bresse chicken. It also unfolds its full finesse when paired with mature Gruyère or Époisses. Enjoy it now – or let it age for the next 15 years.