Cote de Beaune

The Greeks called the holly “agria” (wild plant). The Romans latinised this into agrifolium, aquifolium. This plot may have been given this name because it was covered by thorny plants bef... read more...

Beaune is best known for its historical heritage. However, its vineyards offer enthusiasts many oenological treasures. Our plot of Beaune 1er Cru Boucherottes is planted on a mid-slope terrace facing ... read more...

In all classes at school, there is always a student who has his hair done, parted on the side, dressed very neatly. He is at the top of the class, a little heckled by his classmates but at the same ti... read more...

Vineyard 20-50 year old vines spread among 7 parcels in Meursault Soil Clay-limestone Viticulture Lutte raisonnée, in tandem with nature. Soils are worked manually. Vinification Barrel Fermenta... read more...

From the 1er Cru region in Côte de Beaune our wine takes its place in the heart of the «Belle Côte» (beautiful coast/ side) in the 1er Cru’s of Meursault. This area was g... read more...

Guillaume Camus of Domaine Camus-Bruchon is one of the most sure-handed red winemakers in the Côte de Beaune. Located in the village of Savigny-les-Beaune, just north of Beaune proper, the Camus... read more...

A classic Chassagne nose features notes of rosemary oil, petrol and a mix of both white and yellow orchard fruit. There is fine volume to the punchy and solidly voluminous flavors that display fine le... read more...

The names Sauzet, Carillon and Leflaive have become synonymous with Puligny, but one local clan has remained under the radar. The Chavy family has had roots in Puligny for almost 200 years. In 1976, a... read more...

Truly exceptional Pernand-Vergelesses. We love the fresh tropical fruit nuances and sharp minerality this white exhibits. There's a nice, delicate touch of oak influence that is beautifully integr... read more...

Domaine des Epeneaux owes its name to the Clos des Epeneaux, a magnificent parcel of five hectares acquired by Nicolas Marey at the end of the 18th, beginning of the 19th century. In 1828, the Clos de... read more...