Yes, and it is a true curiosity of Burgundy. Across 0.65 ha, Chardonnay vines produce the Musigny Blanc, perhaps the rarest white grand cru in the entire Côte de Nuits. It was only in 2015, some 25 years after replanting, that the Grand Cru designation reappeared on the label, as the estate had chosen to wait for the vines to reach full maturity before releasing it under this classification.