With just 16 hectares, over 97% of which are planted with Chasselas, Calamin's Grands Crus are a rare commodity. A unique soil born of a landslide that is said to have taken place over a millennium ago, this one-of-a-kind terroir containing lots of clay and silt is a veritable diamond. Less elegant than Dézaley wines, they are nonetheless more racy and virile, with a powerful terroir that imbues the wines with a slight bitterness and sappy flavors that show great ageing potential.