The domaine’s history began in the 19th century with the generation of Amédée Merme who attempted to expand the family property. In 1902, Armand Merme took over and made many innovations in the field of vinification. The name Perrot-Minot was associated to the domaine in 1963, when one of Armand Merme’s four daughters married Henri Perrot-Minot. They took over the reins when Armand Merme passed away. Since 1993, their son Christophe Perrot-Minot (a wine broker for seven years) has run the domaine and still does today. His goal is to optimise the work and quality of the wines, thus carrying on the family tradition. The domaine has 13 hectares of vines distributed throughout the Côte de Nuits in villages, premier crus and grand crus which it completes by purchasing some grapes in Chambertin and Chambertin Clos de Bèze. These fine wines express the identity of each of these different terroirs. A magnificent name of the Côte de Nuits.

Located just a few metres away from the grand cru La Romanée, the vines that make this wine have profited from growth in a clay-chalk terroir. This discreet cuvée was produced without much intervention and unveils a lovely density on the palate. Its aromatic bouquet presents intense notes of dark fruits, gentle spices and smokiness. Austere at first, its powerful palate finishes with a burst of freshness. This is a remarkable wine that time will treat kindly.