6/750 This cuvée is sourced from a total of .10 hectares spread over several parcels: Chardannes, Herbues, Maladières and Babillère. Downslope, the soil is a thin layer over the bedrock; numerous cracks in the stone allow the roots to penetrate deep into layers dating back to the Jurassic period....

Clos de la Roche is highly chalky, with barely 30 centimeters of topsoil, strewn with a few pebbles and some large blocks of stone from which derives its name. The vines, located in “Monts Luisants”, grow in marl and Prémeaux limestone and average 60 years of age. The Lécheneauts farm a miniscule ....

6/750 The vineyards are located in the commune of Couchey, on a hillside facing east/southeast. Here, the soils date from the middle of the Jurassic period, with strata of limestone and fossils as well as marl. The vines are 40 years of age on average; the Lécheneauts farm a total of .065 hectares...

6/750 This cuvée is sourced from several parcels, spread out over .22 hectares total: Pierres Virants is 80% of the blend, with the balance made up of fruit from En Seuvrey, Cognées and Porroux. The vines are rooted in limestone and chalky-clay soils from the Jurassic period: Bathonian white öolite...

6/750 This cuvée is sourced from several parcels: Damodes, Saint Jacques, Herbues, Tuyaux, Belles Croix, Charmois and Chaliots (right-click the map to enlarge). The soils from the northern parcels contain silt and gravel from the alluvial Meuzin valley, whereas in the southern parcels the soil is...

6/750 The Lécheneauts farm .17 hectares of 68-year-old vines here; the soils are a combination of marl deposits and alluvial sediment from the river Meuzin, which divides this vineyard into two zones: north and south. 4,200 bottles produced annually.   Right-click the map to enlarge.

6/750 From a total of .13 hectares. The 55-year-old vines grow in brown calcareous soils; the vineyard is peppered with chalky limestone blocks called “sheep’s head” that are the result of weathering. These boulders lay on compact pink limestone called "Prémeaux."  3,000 bottles produced annually....

6/750 These 43-year-old vines grow at the base of the parcel, in dark brown to reddish brown silt and coarse limestone gravel.  2,700 bottles produced annually. Right-click on the map to enlarge.