The Domaine Anne et Hervé Sigaut Chambolle-Musigny Les Bussières Vieilles Vignes is sourced from a climat located at the northern end of the appellation (beneath the premier cru Sentiers). The vines here are now 60+ years old and Anne Sigaut takes special care of these ancient vines. Especially because this terroir's potential is closer to one of a premier cru than of a village appellation. Its density requires 30% aging in new barrels. This cuvée features outstanding complexity when it comes to the nose: pepper notes make way for floral aromas reminiscent of blooming roses. On the palate, its lengthy body offers simultaneously fine and dense tannins. Notice a hint of peppermint, which rounds up the palate nicely for a perfect balance. [#intro]The old vines of Les Bussières are arguably equal to those of a Premier Cru...[/intro]