Many people are familiar with the name Pommard, a Grand Vin de Bourgogne. The village lies four kilometers south of Beaune. The production area is quite large, with 300 hectares along a narrow valley that cuts into the land of the Côte. The wines of Pommard don't really resemble those of the neighboring villages. They are often richer and more concentrated than the wines of...

Domaine Dujac Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2023 is an elegant and generous expression of the Côte de Nuits’ prestigious terroirs. This exceptional wine enchants with its captivating aromas of black...

A few steps from the Grands Crus, the premier cru Clos Prieur rivals in finesse and grace with their prestigious cousins. This is one of the oldest terroirs in the estate with only 40 acres.

The name of this climate probably comes from the distortion of the word "perreuse" (stone), the name given to the ancient Roman road whose route passed at the end of the current vineyard. The soil is structured for aging, with dense and compact clay soil resting on a limestone slab, which produces long and elegant wines.

A bright, clear peach color. Intense fragrance of yellow fruit with a tropical note. Fresh, mineral and supple taste. Slightly acidic finish. Organically grown grapes from Domaine Ott and partner winemakers. Vinification and blending on the estate.

Domaine De Villaine Rully 1er Cru comes from the blend of 1er Crus Margotés, Grésigny, Montpalais, Cloux, Raclot et Rabourcé. This typicality of the terroir gives wines with a frank and fruity character, sometimes mineral but always possessing a fine and dense bouquet.

Clarendelle Blanc 2024 is a Bordeaux white wine, a blend of 46% Sémillon, 27% Sauvignon Blanc and 27% Muscadelle.

It shows a brilliant, intense golden-yellow colour.

On the nose, expect fresh, elegant floral aromas — lime blossom, acacia, white blossoms.

On the palate, it delivers summer-fruit notes...

The Cuvée GRANDE VALLEE replaces the emblematic Cuvée Réserve. Its name comes from the terroirs of Mareuil, Mutigny, Avenay, Épernay and Festigny from which it is elaborated and wonderfully illustrating this geological inlay of chalk and clay which marks the Marne Valley.

The bottles are stamped "FABRICE POUILLON METHOD", a unique method in...

Le Clos du Roy once belonged to the Kings of France. It was considered one of the best plots in the appellation. The Faiveley family acquired it in 1971. This wine could be compared to a village in the Côte de Nuits for the finesse of its tannins and its length in the mouth.