0.1631 hectares on 50% Oolithe Blanches / 50% Premeaux limestone soils. Cold maceration, alcoholic fermentation using indigenous yeasts only, little to no pumping over or pumping down, gentle pressing. 12 months in French oak barrels (100% new oak from the Chatillon Forest)

From vines averaging 55 years-old, grown in crinoidal limestone soil. Only indigenous yeasts used during fermentations, aging for twelve months in barrel, 50% new. Not fined or filtered.

A younger vineyard, 35 years-old, but charming and complex in its youth. Aged for twelves months in barrel, 50% new.

100% crinoidal limestone. Enclosed vineyard planted north/south. Located above the village of Brochon and a few meters from Fixin. Cold maceration, alcoholic fermentation at low temperature with native yeasts only, little or no punching down, gentle pressing. 12 months in French oak barrels (25%new...

From seven parcels which cover the four main soil types in Cazetiers: sandy marl, crinoidial limestone, Premeaux limestone, and marl with Ostrea Acuminata. The vines average 70 years-old and include the special Pinot Magnien.  Aged for twelve months in barrel, 50% new.

90% Pinot Noir, 10% Chardonnay. Nacarat is produced by adding about 10% still red Pinot Noir back in to the blend. Spends 30 months on the lees before disgorgement and bottled with nine grams per liter dosage.

Es Chezots is Bart's coolest vineyard site; it's located in a valley and gets wind. On the palate, the wine has every element in balance, ripeness, finesse, floral, pretty, mineral. An excellent wine. Fifteen percent new oak.

Monopole for Bart and a flagship for the winery. A special site with sandy soil located between two combes. Aged 20% in a 600L barrel and the rest in 228L barrels.

Champs Salomon is considered to be one of the very best sites in Marsannay. Bart's strikes a perfect balance of plum fruit, structured with fine tannins and salinity.

Clos de Beze spends 15 months in barrel with 40% new oak. 20% whole cluster fermentation. The oldest vines were planted in 1922.