The holdings in Corgoloin showcase 3 different terroirs all on the same slope with different soils and altitudes. The hill-slopes of Comblanchien and Corgoloin are carved into the hard limestones of the Upper bathonien. The slopes are gentle - the upper part has brown soil with just a little limestone, while just underneath, one finds more rocky soils and at the foot of the slope is an extensive area of brown soils over accumulated clay-limestone soils. The Côte de Nuits “Aux Montagnes” from Domaine Camille Thiriet fully expresses the depth of Burgundian Pinot Noir. It reveals an intense nose of ripe black fruits, accompanied by floral and slightly spicy notes. On the palate, this wine offers an elegant structure, fine tannins, and a lovely freshness. A precise wine, both concentrated and balanced, that perfectly reflects its Côte de Nuits terroir.