There are several parking options available near the estate:
- Rue du Parc
- Place de l'Europe
- Place de l'Église
For motorhomes, we recommend that you avoid parking on Rue du Parc.
The estate does not offer any catering facilities. However, there are several restaurants nearby, particularly in Pommard.
Yes, we strongly recommend that you book in advance to ensure you receive the best possible service and that our team is available to assist you.
Yes, dogs are welcome at the estate, provided they are kept on a lead throughout the visit.
Yes, our entire range of wines is available for direct purchase at the estate. We also offer a delivery service in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in our Terms and Conditions of Sale.
Yes, there is a charge for the tasting, which includes a sampling of six wines from the estate. The cost may be deducted or reduced depending on the value of your purchases made on site.
The tastings take place in our 17th-century barrel cellar and include a tasting of six of the estate’s wines.
During the grape harvest, access to the cellar may be restricted. Visits and tastings are then held in our wine shop.
Yes, we welcome groups of up to 15 people.
By prior booking, we can also arrange food and wine pairing tastings. Children are welcome, and a dedicated area can be set aside for them.
Yes, cyclists are welcome. You can park your bike safely in the estate’s inner courtyard.
Although the Pommard appellation is traditionally renowned for the power of its wines, we favour an approach based on elegance, finesse and delicacy, in order to reveal the full richness of our terroirs.
Each vintage has its own ageing potential and ideal food pairings.
