The terroir of Volnay produces reds renowned for their delicate substance which makes them, according to general opinion, the most "feminine" wines of the Côte-de-Beaune.

Le terroir de Volnay, dans sa partie Sud voisine de Meursault, donne des rouges réputés pour leur finesse emblématique et à ce titre souvent considérés comme les vins les plus “féminins” de la Côte-de-Beaune.

On the northern part of the combe that makes up the appellation, Savigny-lès-Beaune shares the slope with Pernand-Vergelesses: the climate of Les Gollardes - south-facing and early - and its gravelly soil reveal a Pinot Noir of good consistency.

The small Saint-Romain appellation is a high altitude, sloping vineyard, with a later climate than the rest of the Côte-de-Beaune. It is conducive to nervous and mineral wines with good sapidity, both white and red.

The small Saint-Romain appellation is a high altitude, sloping vineyard, with a later climate than the rest of the Côte-de-Beaune. It is conducive to nervous and mineral wines with good sapidity, both white and red.

Between limestone soils and more clayey soils, the Chambolle-Musigny appellation is distinguished by reds that play between finesse and fleshiness.

The Beaune appellation produces mostly red wines, but rare (5%) but remarkable white wines that possess the same qualities of frankness, strength and elegance.

The terroir of Volnay produces reds renowned for their delicate substance, which makes them, according to general opinion, the most "feminine" wines of the Côte-de-Beaune.

The terroir of Volnay, in the southern part of the appellation next to Meursault, offers reds renowned for their emblematic finesse and as such often considered as the most "feminine" wines of the Côte-de-Beaune.

Le terroir de Volnay donne des rouges réputés pour leur matière délicate qui en fait, de l’avis général, les vins les plus “féminins” de la Côte-de-Beaune.

The northern part of the combe de Pommard, on the Beaune side, is where finesse and elegance prevail over the power often characteristic of the appellation and produce subtle red wines of great expression.

The small Saint-Romain appellation is a high altitude, sloping vineyard, with a later climate than the rest of the Côte-de-Beaune. It is conducive to nervous and mineral wines with good sapidity, both white and red.

The northern part of the Nuits-Saint-Georges appellation shares with Vosne-Romanée one of the most remarkable slopes in all of Burgundy, the cradle of red wines of great class.

The northern part of the Nuits-Saint-Georges appellation shares with Vosne-Romanée one of the most remarkable slopes in all of Burgundy, the cradle of red wines of great class.

Between limestone soils and more clayey soils, the Chambolle-Musigny appellation is distinguished by reds that play between finesse and fleshiness.

The terroir of Volnay, in its southern part adjacent to Meursault, offers reds renowned for their emblematic finesse and as such often considered the most "feminine" wines of the Côte-de-Beaune.

Vosne-Romanée owes its exceptional reputation to its world-famous Grands Crus and to the specific quality of its fine, velvety reds.

The small Saint-Romain appellation is a high altitude, sloping vineyard, with a later climate. than the rest of the Côte-de-Beaune, is conducive to nervous and mineral wines of good of good sapidity, both white and red.

The northern part of the combe de Pommard, on the Beaune side, is where finesse and elegance prevail over the power often characteristic of the appellation and produce subtle red wines of great expression.