Domaine de La Ferté, in Givry, belongs to the Devillard family who also own the Château of Chamirey and the Perdrix domaine. The vineyard is very small, less than 3 hectares, including a premier cru (La Servoisine). The vines are about 35 years old.

Givry's La Ferté domaine belongs to the Devillard family, which also owns Château de Chamirey and the Domaine des Perdrix. The vineyard is a little gem of less than three hectares, one of which is premier cru (La Servoisine). The vines are around 35 years old.
The Pinot Noir grapes, grown in clay-loam soils using sustainable methods, are harvested by hand and fully destemmed prior to maceration and nearly three weeks' fermentation in open thermoregulated vats. The cap is punched twice a day, and the wine is then matured for 12 months in barrels. This ruby-red wine produces aromas of tart black berries, such as blackcurrant, and floral aromas. The palate is fruity, refined and well balanced. The supple tannins enable pairings with refined, tender meats and cheeses.