Wine estates Haute-Saône

The domain is a charming address for its welcome and its simplicity. Cécile and her son work together on 21 hectares of land, respecting the environment - certified in organic farming - in order to further improve the quality of the grapes and the wines. The diversity of the terroirs is reflected in the wide range of their wines, which are quite exceptional. Wines from Vendanges Tardives and Sélections de Grains Nobles are also offered for tasting. A domain and a philosophy to discover.

The vineyard extends over 46 hectares from Gy to Charcenne, with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grape varieties available in "Classique" for the youngest vines, "Vieilles Vignes" for vines 25 years old and over, and "Collection Réservée" from a single vine, over 50 years old, on Gy. Winegrowers since 1732, the Guillaume family welcomes you to visit the cellars and estate during Heritage Days. You can also taste their wines at wine and gastronomy fairs.

The vineyards in Haute-Saône are coming back to life, and are well worth a look, as the wines are particularly interesting. But this resurrection is due to winegrowers like Antoine Lahaye, who in 1995 began replanting with chardonnay and pinot noir. His estate is two-thirds chardonnay and one-third pinot. 1/3 of his harvest is aged in oak barrels for 10 months, the rest in vats. Blending is then carried out to produce delicate, well-crafted wines. A richness to be rediscovered or discovered in moderation, of course.