Pinot Noir. Along with Les Barres, Orizeaux is perhaps Chartogne’s best-known vineyard. It has a north/south orientation. This parcel is much more calcareous than Les Barres (although its topsoils are still sandy), and the roots plunge deep—over four metres into the soil. Planted in 1970, the parcel has always been highly prized by Alexandre Chartogne and his father before him, as the wine reflects both the sandy soil's generosity and the limestone bedrock's mineral quality. Dosage: 2.5 g/L.