“Domaine Morey Coiffinet Chassage Montrachet Rouge 2024” is not a clearly verifiable bottle name in the available material. What is clear is that Domaine Morey-Coffinet (often spelled “Coffinet,” led by Thibault Morey) made multiple red Chassagne-Montrachet wines in 2024, including a village-level Les Chaumes Rouge (also referenced as “Chaumes & Chambres”) and a Premier Cru Clos Saint-Jean Rouge. Any wine sold under a generic “Chassagne-Montrachet Rouge 2024” description is therefore likely one of these cuvées, but the exact match cannot be confirmed from the sources provided.

The domaine context is well established. It farms biodynamically and has been organically certified since 2015, with an approach built around indigenous yeasts, minimal sulphur, and élevage in a mix of oak barrel sizes (228, 350, and 400 litres). In the U.S., Martine’s Wines is listed as the exclusive importer, which helps explain the consistent availability through specialist channels.

For the 2024 vintage, Jasper Morris MW offers the strongest external assessment of the domaine’s results and it is notably positive. He calls it “a great range of wines in 2024,” emphasizing that the wines are “understated yet with fine backbones,” and he highlights “flowing, beautifully balanced reds” (Jasper Morris MW). Morris also reports that Thibault Morey encouraged grass growth between rows to manage abundant water, with “fruit quality high and yields remarkably good… nearer the norm and higher than many other producers” (Jasper Morris MW).

Where a specific 2024 red is documented, the Clos Saint-Jean Rouge is described as Pinot Noir at 13.5% ABV, with a “brilliant ruby hue,” “ripe red berries,” “earthy undertones,” and a “fresh, supple palate with fine tannins” (Rue Pinard). Overall, the available evidence points to a classically styled, balanced Chassagne rouge built more on clarity and structure than on excess.