Pommard 1er Cru Les Pézerolles 2011 (Magnum)

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.

A magnificent small grained Gamay from a massal selection in 1953 and planted on the manganese-rich limestone soil of the plot known as Les Rosiers.

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 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.

Un terroir caractérisé par ses sols argilo-calcaires au calcaire tendre, qui offre des blancs amples de grand caractère.

Small appellation but great wines! Adjacent to the Grands Crus of Gevrey, the 1er Cru Les Monts Luisants, at an altitude of 350 m on gravelly limestone soil, is one of the most prestigious names in the appellation.

On different terroirs of the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation, with clay-limestone soils, Chardonnays from old vines (70/80 years old) give a white wine of a singular straightness and a remarkable breed.

Au cœur de la Côte Châlonnaise, un petit ha de vignes centenaires de pinot noir mêlé de pinot gris (15 %) dit "pinot beurot" en Bourgogne : un vin singulier, avec une personnalité inimitable.