Frederic Cossard | Domaine de Chassorney
A former dairy-farmer, Frederic Cossard is quite an icon in the natural wine scene. Producing fine wines in Burgundy from rented plots, négoce grapes and his friend's grapes further afield like in the Jura, Cossard's wines are precise, expressive and full of life. His own grapes are bottled under the name Domaine de Chassorney, whilst negoce wines are named Frederic Cossard.
Popular wines include Volnay, Bedeau, Bigotes, Super Pink and Feel Good Skin Contact, Saint Romain 'Combe Bazin' and Saint Romain 'Sous Roche'.
CHF 48.66incl. Swiss VATCHF 45.18at checkout
Bedeau 2022 (ONE PER ORDER)
Frédéric Cossard
Pinot Noir from Burgundy
CHF 58.94incl. Swiss VATCHF 54.73at checkout
Saint Romain 'Sous Roche' 2022 (ONE PER ORDER)
Frédéric Cossard
AMAZING. SO SO GOOD.
CHF 58.94incl. Swiss VATCHF 54.73at checkout
Saint Romain 'Combe Bazin' 2022 (ONE PER ORDER)
Frédéric Cossard
Exceptional White Burgundy
CHF 70.18incl. Swiss VATCHF 65.16at checkout
Volnay 2022 (ONE PER ORDER)
Frédéric Cossard
One of his best
CHF 39.30incl. Swiss VATCHF 36.49at checkout
Zizifredo Skin Contact 2022 (ONE PER ORDER)
Frédéric Cossard
Zibibbo, Grenache Blanc & Bourboulenc
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Frederic Cossard wines from Burgundy
Whilst these are fine Burgundy wines with a price tag to match, Cossard also offers more affordable wines such as his négoce Super Pink, a Cinsault Rose wine that is playful and fun. The difference between Cossard's own domain wines and his négoce work are seen in the names, with Domaine de Chassorney being the domain fruit and wines labelled as 'Frédéric Cossard' featuring his négoce work.
Domaine de Chassorney cellar value
Frederic Cossard's domaine wines have a brilliant ability to age, and with Burgundy prices seemingly always increasing - whilst not something we endorse, collectors often have an eye on the domain for investment purposes too.
Popular wines include his Saint-Romain Sous-Roche (red), Saint-Romain Combe Bazin (white) and Morey Saint Denis “Le Champs de la Vigne” (red)
Popular wines include his Saint-Romain Sous-Roche (red), Saint-Romain Combe Bazin (white) and Morey Saint Denis “Le Champs de la Vigne” (red)
