Comte Geoges de Vogüé is by far the most significant producer in Chambolle-Musigny. Since 1766, ten generations have farmed their vineyards, which now total over 12 Ha, including over 80% of the Grand Cru of Musigny. Le Musigny is without question one of the very greatest of the Grand Crus of Burgundy and is famed for its combination of richness, power and finesse. And if you want to go on a 'Moose Hunt', you simply have to have Vogüé on the table! Generally a slightly more elegant expression is the Grand Cru of Bonnes Mares at the northern boundary of Chambolle, bordering the Grand Cru of Clos de Tart in Morey-St-Denis. These are utterly profound wines, as evidenced by Antonio Galloni's reviews.