Family negociant and domaine in Beaune, biodynamic across its estate vines, with cellars under the old Parlement de Bourgogne.
Address: 7 Rue d'Enfer, 21200 Beaune, France, Burgundy
Maison founded 1731 by Michel Bouchard at Volnay and based at the Chateau de Beaune since 1820, with 130 hectares spanning Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet, Corton and Beaune premier crus including the monopole Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus. Owned by Artemis Domaines (Pinault family) since 2023.
Tasting: Tastings and cellar visits at the Chateau de Beaune by appointment.
Beaune negociant house founded in 1750, now part of the Boisset group, known for an interactive five-senses tasting tour in its town-centre cellars.
Tasting: Sensory tasting experiences and cellar visits at the Beaune mansion, open to walk-ins and bookings.
Beaune house owned by the Bollinger family, cellaring its wines in a circular 15th-century rampart bastion, with strong Beaune and Savigny premier crus.
Tasting: Tastings inside the 15th-century Bastion fortress cellars by appointment.
Founded 1780 by Jean-Baptiste Patriarche, housed in the 13th-century cellars of the former Couvent des Visitandines beneath Beaune; the self-guided cellar route runs five kilometres through vaulted galleries holding around two million ageing bottles.
Tasting: Self-guided tour of five kilometres of historic cellars with a tasting of multiple Burgundy wines, open daily.
Beaune family house in business since 1797, the largest holder of Corton-Charlemagne, with a reputation built on grand-cru whites of the Cote de Beaune.
Tasting: Tastings and tours by appointment; the house is the largest owner of Corton-Charlemagne grand cru vines.
Maison founded 1731 by Michel Bouchard at Volnay and based at the Chateau de Beaune since 1820, with 130 hectares spanning Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet, Corton and Beaune premier crus including the monopole Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus. Owned by Artemis Domaines (Pinault family) since 2023.
Tasting: Tastings and cellar visits at the Chateau de Beaune by appointment.
Beaune negociant house founded in 1750, now part of the Boisset group, known for an interactive five-senses tasting tour in its town-centre cellars.
Tasting: Sensory tasting experiences and cellar visits at the Beaune mansion, open to walk-ins and bookings.
Beaune house owned by the Bollinger family, cellaring its wines in a circular 15th-century rampart bastion, with strong Beaune and Savigny premier crus.
Tasting: Tastings inside the 15th-century Bastion fortress cellars by appointment.
Founded 1780 by Jean-Baptiste Patriarche, housed in the 13th-century cellars of the former Couvent des Visitandines beneath Beaune; the self-guided cellar route runs five kilometres through vaulted galleries holding around two million ageing bottles.
Tasting: Self-guided tour of five kilometres of historic cellars with a tasting of multiple Burgundy wines, open daily.
Beaune family house in business since 1797, the largest holder of Corton-Charlemagne, with a reputation built on grand-cru whites of the Cote de Beaune.
Tasting: Tastings and tours by appointment; the house is the largest owner of Corton-Charlemagne grand cru vines.
The reference white-Burgundy domaine, biodynamic since the 1990s, with prized parcels of Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet and Batard-Montrachet in Puligny.
Tasting: No general cellar door; the family also runs the Olivier Leflaive table and tastings nearby in the village.
