Not to be confused with the Aux Montagnes négociant bottling, this comes from a high, estate-owned site (280 metres) on the Corgoloin-Ladoix border. La Montagne lies below Clos Magny and faces due east. The soils are light and dominated by sandy clay. In Camille’s words, the wine combines “the freshness and purity of Savigny with a little more depth and structure of the Côte de Nuits”. Really fine and perfumed yet with good depth, this has a cooler and slightly more structured persona than the Clos Magny. On the nose, this vintage reveals seductive aromas of crushed raspberry, enriched by subtle hints of spice. On the palate, the wine is round and fruity, supported by lovely tannins that add structure and elegance. The finish is long and persistent, offering a harmonious and refined taste experience.