1976 | Domaine Mauffr-Truchot | Chambolle Musigny

Introduction

Red Wine: 1976 | Domaine Mauffr-Truchot | Chambolle Musigny

A very rare bottle of Chambolle-Musigny labelled as Domaine Mauffr-Truchot. 1976 produced high quality Pinot Noir grapes as the berries were so concentrated.

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Producer: Domaine Mauffr-Truchot

Vintage: 1976

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13.5%

Varietal: Pinot Noir

Country/Region: France, Burgundy

A very rare bottle of Chambolle-Musigny labelled as Domaine Mauffr-Truchot. 1976 produced high quality Pinot Noir grapes as the berries were so concentrated.

Producer Information

Domaine Mauffr-Truchot is a now defunct wine producer formerly based in the village of Morey-Saint-Denis, crafting a range of minimal-intervention Pinot Noir wines from local vineyards. Bottles of his wines (which are increasingly rare) are much sought-after on the secondary market. The eponymous Jacky Truchot returned from French military service in the 1960s and began helping his cousin, Henri Mauffr (at what was then Domaine Mauffr or, later, Mauffr-Truchot) in the cellars of his domaine. By the early 1970s, Truchot had taken over from his cousin and the domaine was renamed J. Truchot-Martin with labels sometimes displaying “Jacky Truchot” although the former (J. Truchot-Martin, without the “domaine”) was the official title. Truchot made wines at the domaine until he retired in 2005. He sold of all his holdings bar a small portion of his vines in Clos Sorbs, which he kept for his own production and consumption (the vineyard was close to his home in Morey). Until his retirement, Truchot made a number of wines from parcels across the Cte de Nuits but mainly focussed around Morey including the grands crus Clos de la Roche and neighboring Charmes-Chambertin (the latter often alongside the “Vieilles Vignes” title). Other wines included the Chambolle-Musigny Premier Cru Les Sentiers as well as Morey’s Clos Sorbes and Les Blanchards. Truchot was a minimal-intervention producer (his wines were rarely fined, filtered or sulphured) who garnered a reputation for lightweight but aromatic and beguiling Pinot Noir wines.