History of Château de Chassagne Montrachet

	he owners of note have been: In 1270 Jean de CRUX; to the 14th century, J de CHAISSAIGNE In 1385 J Damas, in 1408 Hughes de CHASSAGNE, the King’s Counsillor; In 1577 La Famille de la Boutière purchased “La Seigneurie de CHASSAGNE” from the heirs of François de FERRIERES
In 1706, Charles de la Boutière’s daughter married Jean-François Antoine de CLERMONT MONTOISON After the revolution the Chateau and the Clos vineyard were sold to citizen LESPAGNOL to resell parcels. The North wing was extended for housing, the South wing destroyed and replaced with a building to house the Domaine’s ‘crushing and fermentation’ cellars. During the second half of the 19th century, Mr and Mrs MASSON DUBOIS, wine merchants, gathered the property.. In 1919, Monsieur Charles MIMEUR aquired the Chateau’lands, part of the northern wing and the cellar of “Chateau de Chassagne Montrachet”, from the MASSON DUBOIS family

VISIT THE PLACE :


At 1 chemin du Chateau is the entrance to BADER MIMEUR .

At 3 chemin du Chateau you pass through the arches of the Pont Levis, to the ancient courtyard of the Chateau with it’s central wellshaft .