The estate's history traces back to 1552, marking it as one of Pommard’s oldest family estates, when Jean Burgundy established himself and entered into a 99-year lease. The domain grew from one generation to the next, and now extends over seven hectares of vines in the emblematic communes of Pommard, Volnay and Beaune. The vines spread over 13 different appellations allow the winemaker to showcase every facet of this fabulous terroir. The viticulture and vinification methods are in line with ancestral traditions, with meticulous, rigorous work carried out in the vines and cellar throughout the year. No chemical weedkillers or fertilisers are applied to the soil, in keeping with the principles of sustainable viticulture. The domain bears the High Environmental Value certificate since 2021, producing authentic, fragrant and flavoursome cuvées that are highly sought after by the finest Burgundy connoisseurs.