CLOS BÉRU MONOPOLE 2018 (Château de Béru)

PLANTING DATE: 1987.

LOCATION: vines planted at an altitude of 300 m, on the Clos Béru plot, situated around the château and enclosed by a 12th-century wall.

EXPOSURE: South (2/3 of the plots) / South-West (remaining 1/3).

TERROIR : clay-limestone soil dating back to the MIDDLE AND UPPER KIMMERIDGIAN, consisting of alternating limestone beds rich in Exogyra Virgula (small fossilized oysters) and gray marls. Depending on the slope, marly veins occasionally surface, replaced a few meters away by predominantly limestone outcrops. This soil variation within the plot itself yields highly complex and richly textured wines.

"CLOS BÉRU MONOPOLE is the estate's top-tier cuvée; a masterful wine. It is THE signature cuvée of Château de Béru—complex and mouth-watering, combining aromatic richness (green apple, candied citrus, creamy notes) with a smooth yet vibrant and indulgent palate. A truly great gastronomic Chablis!"