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Joined on 06/07/16
Region : Bourgogne
Appellations : Mercurey, Côte de Beaune, Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Santenay, 0, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru, Maranges 1er Cru Clos des Loyères, Santenay 1er Cru la Maladière, Morgon Les Charmes, Bourgogne, Meursault 1er Cru, Morgon, Savigny-lès-Beaune, Volnay
Domaine Chavy-Chouet
Bourgogne, Bourgogne,Pommard premier cru,Volnay,Saint-Aubin,Meursault,Bourgogne aligoté,Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru,Meursault 1er Cru
Take the lead in a Burgundy estate at less than thirty years old? That was Romaric's bet...
Jean-Marc Brocard
Bourgogne, Petit Chablis,Chablis,Chablis premier cru Montmains,Chablis Premier Cru,Chablis Premier Cru Fourchaume,Chablis Grand Cru Bougros,0
Known as an expert on his terroir, Jean-Marc Brocard has been convinced since his beginnings in...
Château de Premeaux
Bourgogne, Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Nuits,Nuits-Saint-Georges,Nuits-Saint-Georges Premier Cru,Morey-Saint-Denis,Bourgogne,Bourgogne aligoté,Côte de nuits villages,Côte de Beaune,0,Pommard premier cru,Gevrey Chambertin ,Crémant de Bourgogne
Arnaud Pelletier, before taking over the family winery, lived a completely different life...
Domaine Laboureau Pascal...
Bourgogne, Pommard,Volnay,Pernand Vergelesses,chorey les beaune,Corton Charlemagne,Volnay 1er cru Les Lurets,Bourgogne aligoté,Bourgogne
Our field is very eclectic. We are fortunate to be able to cultivate very different parcels, from the Côte de Beaune from Chassagne to Santenay, to the Côte Chalonnaise, and the first ones...
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Our field is very eclectic. We are fortunate to be able to cultivate very different parcels, from the Côte de Beaune from Chassagne to Santenay, to the Côte Chalonnaise, and from the first growths to Bourgogne Aligoté. Each wine is different and has its own specificities due to the so varied terroirs in our beautiful region. The rule is that the basement gives us back what we give it. All the work done on the vines allows the grapes to give us the quintessence of their climate: Santenay village on deep clay soils will be rich and silky, Mercurey Premier Cru white, set on a very calcareous and rocky soil, will give off more lively and sliced aromas. Every wine is important. We attach the same concern and have the same rigour to each appellation.
How do you find yourself a winegrower in Chassagne-Montrachet when you are a restaurateur in Paris? Sometimes chance does things right. Of course, you must love wine and Burgundy. When one day in 2010, I get a phone call from a friend who asks me: "Chassagne, it's interesting?", I answer "Of course, we're having a tasting?". "No, it's the vine," he said to me. I don't understand, then one thing led to another, I see that there may be an opportunity to restore a domain that is close to being abandoned. The work is huge, but the climates are of high quality, and then what a chance to reach Burgundy. early 2011, the step is taken. Since then, it has been necessary to pull up, replant, clean, equip and surround oneself. In 2013, Jean-Baptiste ALINC, an oenologist by training, joined the estate to support me in this adventure thanks to his knowledge, his know-how and his energy. Year after year, we do everything we can to improve.
To be a winemaker is an honor, coupled with quite a stroke of luck when you are not from the seraglio. If one day, someone had asked me if I would like to be a winemaker in Chassagne-Montrachet I would have laughed. Of course I would like it like many other dreams. I never thought it would be possible one day. I think that if you have this chance, you have to do your best to be worthy of it. To have good grapes you have to give a lot to the vine. It knows how to give it back to us. I love wine from all regions, if it is well made, with love and passion. For me, there are no great wines and small wines. Good wine is the one you like. And wine is also, and above all, a story of sharing and conviviality. An aligoté with friends and a good sausage can often be more pleasant than a great wine tasted alone. My earliest memories of wine go back to my summer vacations in Burgundy. There was red wine at the table. I'm not at all sure it was of high quality. But we were allowed a little drop in our water glass. A fresh spring water. This red water was the best drink.