Clos Marey-Monge

Clos Marey-Monge is a 20-hectare enclosed vineyard situated at the Château de Pommard estate in the village of Pommard, in Burgundy, France. The term “clos” refers to a vineyard historically defined by a wall or other enclosure, and in this case the name describes both the walled site and the wines associated with it. The vineyard occupies a prominent position on the dejection cone of the Avant-Dheune Valley, a geological formation that contributes to the site’s varied terrain and soil composition. The property is divided into seven separately planted zones: Simone, Chantrerie, Les Paules, Grand Champs, 75 Rangs, Micault, and Émilie. Together, these parcels cover approximately 20 hectares, or about 49 acres. Their separation reflects differences in soil and site conditions across the broader clos, making the vineyard a geographically coherent but internally diverse wine-growing property. Clos Marey-Monge is associated with the Château de Pommard estate rather than functioning as a broad consumer-goods corporation or a diversified commercial brand. Its identity is rooted in Burgundy’s climat-based wine culture, in which the character and provenance of individual vineyard sites are central to the presentation of the resulting wines. Public reference material identifies the site primarily as a vineyard and does not provide reliable details about ownership structure, founding date, annual production, distribution footprint, pricing, or named executives. The vineyard forms part of the wider cultural landscape recognized by UNESCO. In July 2015, the area encompassing Clos Marey-Monge was included within the protected “Climats, terroirs of Burgundy” World Heritage site. This designation reinforces the property’s significance as part of Burgundy’s historic system of named vineyard parcels and terroirs. Available sources do not establish a separate corporate history for Clos Marey-Monge, so the brand is best understood as a place-based wine identity and vineyard estate associated with Château de Pommard.

Clos Marey-Monge is a walled vineyard located at the Château de Pommard estate in Pommard, Burgundy. Its name combines the historical vineyard term “clos,” indicating an enclosed site, with Marey-Monge. The available reference material does not establish a precise founding date, the identity of the original founder, or a complete chronology of ownership and winemaking operations. The vineyard covers about 20 hectares and sits on the dejection cone of the Avant-Dheune Valley. This geological setting gives the property a varied physical profile, and the clos is organized into seven separately planted areas: Simone, Chantrerie, Les Paules, Grand Champs, 75 Rangs, Micault, and Émilie. The division into named zones reflects differences in soil types and vineyard conditions within the larger enclosed site. Clos Marey-Monge’s historical importance is primarily connected to Burgundy’s system of named terroirs. Rather than being documented as an independent corporate enterprise, it is presented as a vineyard and a source of wines associated with the Château de Pommard estate. Its identity therefore depends on place, enclosure, parcel structure, and the interpretation of local terroir. A major modern milestone came in July 2015, when the cultural landscape encompassing the vineyard was incorporated into the UNESCO World Heritage designation for the Climats and terroirs of Burgundy. The designation recognizes the long-developed relationship between Burgundy’s vineyard parcels, their physical environments, and the region’s wine traditions. No reliable source in the supplied material provides additional details on production volumes, commercial expansion, marketing campaigns, management, or changes in ownership.

• 2015

  Included in the Climats and terroirs of Burgundy UNESCO World Heritage site

  [1]Clos Marey-Mongeen.wikipedia.org

  The area encompassing Clos Marey-Monge received protected World Heritage status as part of UNESCO’s recognition of Burgundy’s historic climat and terroir landscape.

A distinctive, terroir-led Burgundy vineyard identity centered on an enclosed historic site, parcel diversity, and the cultural heritage of Pommard.

• Wine

  Clos Marey-Monge wines

  Wines associated with the Clos Marey-Monge vineyard at Château de Pommard. The site’s wine identity is based on its enclosed 20-hectare footprint, its location on the Avant-Dheune Valley dejection cone, and the differing soil conditions found across its seven named planting zones. The supplied reference does not specify individual cuvée names, grape varieties, vintages, production volumes, or technical winemaking methods.

1. 1Clos Marey-Mongeen.wikipedia.org