This small plot of 25 acres is more than 75 years old, with eastern exposure, in the upper part (250 m of altitude) of the band of 1er cru in border of Vosne-Romanée. The soil is small, highly filtered gravels (lime græzes) which quickly heat up in the slightest ray of sunshine. The resulting wine...

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 42-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.

A playful cuvée which diverges from the traditional wines of the domaine, this is a Pinot Blanc from Pernand-Vergelesses Ile des Vergelesses, vinified as a red, macerated with the skins without punching down for ten days. Aged in a used barrel of 350L for 12 months and bottled without sulfur. 

Clay and limestone; more clayey at the bottom of the parcel and very calcareous at the top. Elevation mid-slope. Vintage notes from the domaine: "A precocious spring led to an early growing cycle. Unfortunately a cold snap set upon the flowering, which took away hopes of good yields. Vines were...

From a 1.5 hectare parcel with Portlandian limestone. S / SE exposure. It's the only wine that is made in temperature controlled stainless steel vats. 

From 1 acre whose vines date back to 1963. This vineyard grows north of Pommard, on the shoulder above the Epenots vineyard; the wine is notable for its spice, balance, and length.

Four parcels—Cras, Poisots, Saussilles and Vaumuriens—totaling 3 acres with the vines averaging 54 years old.

The flagship wine of the single-vineyard efforts at Saumaize-Michelin. They own a single 1.65 hectare parcel and the oldest vines are nearly 100 years-old. It’s located on the back side of the Roche de Vergisson, a very sunny area. The wine typically has supple fruit with dazzling minerality,...

The grapes for this wine come from two sites that cover nine hectares total. The grapes from the village of Fuissé give the wine elegance and roundness, and the fruit from Solutré give the wine minerality and acidity.  No pesticides or herbicides are used in the vineyards and the grapes are...

Pentacrine is named for the small star-shaped fossils found in the vineyards. This is a blend of several parcels throughout Vergisson. Fermented and aged in demi-muids; floral with notes of strawberry and juicy pink grapefruit.

A relatively new parcel for Alain Chavy, Les Charmes is a lieu-dit with 30-year-old vines that borders the Meursault 1er Cru Charmes. Chavy’s style emphasizes precision and laser-like acidity; the site brings a notably rich fruit and great energy. 

A deeper top soil with a slight slope. Elegant wine, usually the most open of the three when young. An interesting wine to try considering that Leflaive nearly has a monopole of this vineyard. 

Perhaps one of the most saught-after 1er Cru as it borders Batard and Bienvenues-Batard just to the north. 

This 1/3 hectare vineyard is located at the very south of the appellation, at a fifty meters distance from Romanée-Conti. The block is ploughed by horse to preserve these old vines, which average 90 years of age. The soil is primariy dark clay. Vinified with 100% whole cluster. Aged in 30% new oak...

A blend from two parcels, one on marl in Davaye, where the limestone is generally softer than Pouilly-Fuissé and a second parcel on hard limestone located near the Roche de Vergisson. The vines average 15 years old. The wine is fermented and aged half in stainless steel and half in neutral barrels...

From a .214 hectare vineyard called Le Village, planted in 1989. In general, the vines in Saint-Aubin are approximately 100 meters higher elevation than Meursault. Fermented and aged on the lees in demi-muids of one and two year wines. Named after Vincent's son, Thomas.