Our Wines
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The Aloxe-Corton appellation spreads over 294 acres on the Aloxe-Corton town and 21 acres on the Ladoix-Serrigny village, at the beginning of the Côte de Beaune. -
The appellation is located at the lower limit of a valley, which goes from the Côte de Beaune to the Hautes-Côtes on the road to La Rochepot and Autun. -
Beaune is the wine growing capital of the region and has played an important role in Burgundy history. -
The town of Beaune is all about wine and pleasure! A pleasure to the eyes, with the famous Hospices de Beaune buildings…and a pleasure to the senses, with that superb mosaic formed by humans and nature – the vineyards of Beaune. -
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The vineyard of "Les Moutots" is a lieu-dit located in Chorey-Lès-Beaune. Highly unusual in Burgundy, this wine is crafted with Aligoté, instead of Chardonnay. -
“Burgundy wine is a divine liqueur which combines the gentleness of enchantment and the caress of sensual pleasure.” A candid eulogy which could easily be applied to our legendary Chardonnay, an ambassador of charm with universally-recognized qualities. -
Some vineyards have the power to attract by their appearance alone, and it is evident that the Hautes-Côtes fall into this category. -
This appellation is unique as it is considered to be a regional appellation although it is limited to a restricted area. The vineyards run parallel to those of the Côte de Nuits (to the west), but are higher in altitude. -
This appellation is unique as it is considered to be a regional appellation although it is limited to a restricted area. The vineyards run parallel to those of the Côte de Nuits (to the west), but are higher in altitude (between 290 and 450 metres). Over 510 ha are planted with the Pinot Noir grape. The soil resembles that of the Côte de Nuits (limestone and marl). “Les Dames Huguettes” is without a doubt one of the best terroirs in the Hautes-Côtes as it is located just a few hundred metres from the Nuits-Saint-Georges appellation. -
Pinot Noir owes its fame to its native soil of Burgundy, where it is the only variety used in practically all red wines. Furthermore, the region’s temperate climate suits it down to the ground – it is no lover of hot, humid weather. The Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune produce what are without doubt the greatest Pinot Noir wines in the world. -
The wines of Chambolle-Musigny, in the Côte de Nuits, remain red wines only, and are the very essence of refinement and elegance. -
The wines of Chambolle-Musigny, located in the Côte de Nuits, are unique red wines that symbolize finesse and elegance. -
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The wines of Chambolle-Musigny, in the Côte de Nuits, remain red wines only, and are the very essence of refinement and elegance. An opulent Pinot Noir in perfect harmony; pure ruby in color and bursting with fruit rounded out by wood. -
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The name alone of one of Burgundy’s most famous Grand Cru wines is almost enough to make one forget the tiny village it is from, Morey-Saint-Denis. -
Clos de Vougeot is and will always be much more than just a wine. This appellation is the emblem of the whole Côte d’Or. -
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This wine comes from a select vineyard which respects strict requirements: old vines, limited yields due to severe disbudding, green harvest if needed, working of the soil, absence of fertilizers, environmentally friendly pest management which respects beneficial wildlife. -
A noble Grand Cru with a delicate, silky structure and exceptional ageing potential. -
Situated just north of Gevrey-Chambertin, the Fixin appellation covers 90 ha of vineyards spread evenly between Fixin itself and its southern neighbor Brochon. -
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The name has prestigious overtones, and the place itself is about as noble as they come. To say the least, Gevrey-Chambertin is where the the real Burgundy Grand Crus begin… -
This wine’s name alone evokes prestige. Gevrey-Chambertin is one of the noblest places in Burgundy and marks the true beginning of Burgundy’s Grands Crus… -
To say the least, Gevrey-Chambertin is where the real Burgundy Grand Crus begins. -
The appellation features 11 Premier Cru vineyards which benefit from eastern or south-east/southern exposure with altitudes varying between 230 and 325 m. -
After a short gap south of the Côte Chalonnaise, vineyards reappear around the town of Tournus. The Mâcon region is a great producer of white wines. -
A single bottle of Mâcon-Villages neatly encapsulates the sunny character of southern Burgundy, with its Mediterranean feel which is echoed in the Roman tiles on the flat roofs. -
The Maranges appellation is located on the southern tip of the Côte de Beaune, close to Santenay appellation and produces mostly Pinot Noir. -
With 27 ha of white grapes under vine and 147 ha of red, the white wines of Marsannay remain something of a curiosity. -
Marsannay is known as the "Golden Door to the Côte de Nuits." The Marsannay AOC covers the towns of Chenôve, Marsannay-la-Côte and Couchey. -
This climate belongs to the 8 Grands Crus of Gevrey-Chambertin. -
Monthélie is one of the smallest appellations in the Côte de Beaune, with a mere 120ha of planted vines, including its minuscule 7.5ha production of Chardonnay. -
Morey-Saint-Denis has finally gained the recognition it deserves, placing its wines among the greatest. Situated between Gevrey-Chambertin and Chambolle-Musigny, Morey-Saint-Denis is one of the top areas for producing Grands Crus. -
Nuits-Saint-Georges is one of those magical names that visitors weave like a rosary. Known around the world Nuits presents the original profile of a true wine village the size of a small town. -
Famed the world over, Nuits-Saint-Georges has the original character of a true wine village but the size of a small town. -
Halfway between Dijon and Beaune, and with an easterly exposure, the vineyards of Nuits-Saint-Georges extend over 6 kilometres, with 140 hectares of Premier Cru vines. -
The Nuits-Saint-Georges appellation has only 6.79 ha of white premier cru. A rarity! -
The little village of Pommard is jealously guarded by its vineyards, on the flanks of the slope. The fame of the nectar produced here goes back centuries; indeed, as long ago as the Middle Ages, the wines of Pommard were being shipped to the Popes of Avignon… -
The little village of Pommard is jealously guarded by its vineyards, on the flanks of the slope. The fame of the nectar produced here goes back centuries; indeed, as long ago as the Middle Ages, the wines of Pommard were being shipped to the Popes of Avignon… -
To the west of Mâcon, in southern Burgundy, Pouilly-Fuissé produces wines which are famous the world over from a vineyard with Mediterranean characteristics. -
With its Premiers Crus, Saint Aubin, in the Côte de Beaune, figures among Burgundy's great wines and is becoming a fourth addition to the famous “Côte des Blancs” trio of white wines from the famed “Golden Triangle”. -
With its prestigious Premiers Crus, Saint-Aubin in the Côte de Beaune holds a place among the great wines. -
The Saint-Véran AOC covers 600 ha spread out over six villages and surrounds the Pouilly-Fuissé AOC. The “Côte Rotie” (roasted slope) is located in the village of Davayé, at the foot of Vergisson Rock. -
This is the Côte d'Or's southernmost appellation, located just to the south of Chassagne-Montrachet. -
This is the Côte d'Or's southernmost appellation, located just to the south of Chassagne-Montrachet … Santenay's vineyards stretch across 400 ha of which 123 ha are planted with Premier Cru vines, divided into 3 distinct zones. -
Balance and maturity are the words which spring to mind when describing the vineyards of Savigny, 1.85 miles north of Beaune. -
Savigny-Lès-Beaune AOC is located 2 miles north of Beaune and has 450 acres classified under the “Village” appellation. -
Savigny's vineyards form a V-shape and are located at the meeting place of a valley and the plain, offering some of the most picturesque scenery in the Côte d'Or. -
Contrary to its name, “Les Santenots” is not located in the village of Volnay, but in Meursault, just to the south. Though best known for its white wines, certain terroirs, such as Les Santenots, located mid-hill, happen to be better adapted to bringing out all the finesse the Pinot Noir grape has to offer. -
The village of Vosne-Romanée grows the finest and most elegant grapes in all Burgundy. -
The village of Vosne-Romanée grows the finest and most elegant grapes in all Burgundy.
