30 ares on a hillside, 30 years old. Hand-picked in crates.

Native yeast, unfiltered.

Shallow chalky soil (same plot as Vézelay).

Assemblage au pressoir de 3 lieux dits. Chardonnay 85 %, pinot noir 15 % (couleur rosé). Vendange manuelle en cagettes. Levures indigènes, non filtré. Sol argile bleu 60 % et calcaire peu profond.

A subtle blend of Gamay from Beaujolais and Aligoté from Saint Bris. A little bomb of fruit and freshness.

70 ares en coteau, âgée de 30 ans. Vendange manuelle en cagettes. Levures indigènes, non filtré. Sol calcaire « qui tire vers la crai » peu profond (même parcelle que les ctx Bourguignon).

This wine is made from Pinot Noir vines located in the Saint-Bris commune, planted at an altitude of between 210 and 250 m. Whole bunches are vatted and fermented in a truncated wooden vat; Fermentation with indigenous yeasts and vinification with no inputs; Grapes are gently infused; Light pumping over and punching down ensure gentle extraction; Total maceration of 2 to 3 weeks; Finally, ageing for one year in 12 to 18-month Burgundy barrels.

This wine is the perfect definition of a natural Burgundy Pinot Noir: fresh, slender, perfectly structured, spicy just right, and capable of provoking immediate pleasure. A sure-fire favorite.

Certifié agriculture biologique. 1 ha en coteau, âgée de 28 ans. Vendange manuelle en cagettes. Levures indigènes, fermentation grappes entières, non filtré. Sol calcaire peu profond.

Here we have a little nugget we'd like to drink more often. This Chardonnay also comes from a vineyard located in Saint-Bris in Yonne, northern Burgundy. Again vinified without any inputs, this wine reads like an open book. It's obvious. Citrus, substance, length, freshness, aromatic intensity, this energetic Chardonnay is capable of getting everyone to agree at an aperitif, while standing up to a salt-crusted sea bass. You won't come across "little Burgundies" like this very often.