Château-Fuissé "Tête de Cuvée" draws its origins from the geological diversity of our terroirs. Antoine Vincent's personal touch reveals all the greatness of this wine made from a blend of parcels within the Pouilly appellation.

Vendange manuelle en cagettes. Levures indigènes, non filtré. Sol calcaire « qui tire vers la crai » peu profond.

A Chardonnay that you'll want to drink more often: lively, elegant, and mouthwatering!

Pinot noir on clay-limestone soil, this Burgundy displays an amplitude and finesse rare in the region. The estate's "petite cuvée" of Pinot Noir is exceptional in every way, and may surprise many of your guests. Not to be missed!

A long aging process, as Julien Guillot is increasingly experimenting with, particularly on his Léandre vintages. Here, we find the same spirit with a powerful, deep wine, yet held together by magnificent acidity.

100% Chardonnay. Vineyard located near the Col de Beaufer (300m altitude), west of Tournus. Aged for 18 months, then 4 months in bottle. A very aromatic, powerful wine with good length. It can be enjoyed now with food, but will reach its full potential after a period of aging.

Château-Fuissé "Tête de Cuvée" draws its origins from the geological diversity of its terroirs. Antoine Vincent's personal touch reveals all the greatness of this wine made from a blend of plots within the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation.

Behind its humble appearance, Les Farbottes cuvée reveals a deep, dense wine, imbued with superb energy. It has a real personality, already well established, and is as memorable as the juice itself.

Limit: 3 bottles maximum

A plot located 300 meters away, benefiting from a privileged southwestern exposure. With exceptional vines over 40 years old, this Saint-Véran draws its complexity from deep clay-limestone soil. The maturity of the vines brings increased concentration and aromatic expression, while the limestone terroir is the signature of its elegant minerality and refined structure. On the palate, it offers a lively and elegant attack, supported by a chalky minerality characteristic of Saint-Véran. Its persistent finish and beautiful tension make it a wine that can be enjoyed young for its liveliness, but also develop more complex notes of honey and dried fruit after a few years of aging.