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This applies especially to the vineyards that are cultivated in keeping with the following principals :
- A regular upkeep of the soil throught ploughing
- Minimum use of fertilizing treatments
- A short and reasonable pruning

The harvest is carried out by hand picking the grapes which are then transported to our winery in Chambolle-Musigny in small containers in order to avoid crushing them during the journey.




The grapes are then carefully checked by hand on a travelling belt before the whole bunches of grapes are placed in wooden vats.

After a few days of carbonic maceration, the fermentation takes place under the action of yeasts ;this can take between 15 to 20days according to the year.

During this period, the vats are regulary trodden under foot « pigés » to harmonize the temperature and extract the colour.

As fermentation reaches its conclusion, the wine is drawn out and the stems, skins and seeds are pressed in a press.
The new wine is then stored in oak barrels.

Te undamaged bunches of grapes are placed directly in the press and pressed immediatly and quickly to avoid the oxydation of the must, which is then stored in a tank for one or two days so that the sediment falls to the bottom..





The wine is then put into oak casks, the fermentation is stimulated through a stirring instrument, which consists of introducing a piece of metal or wood into the barrel to stir the wine and activate the yeasts.




When the fermentation is over, the barrels are carefully filled up then laid in the cellar.