Established in 1981 on a hillside overlooking the Ardières Valley, the domain is the result of the rigorous work of several generations of winemakers. Nestling at around 30 metres above sea level, the vineyard comprises 12 hectares of vines planted exclusively with Gamay grapes, in five different appellations, including four Grand Crus. This diversity of terroirs confers exceptional aromatic qualities on each cuvée. The family property includes a charming stone house dating back to the 19th century, and a modern stainless steel vathouse which has been completely renovated. Chantal and Matthieu continue to perpetuate the purest Beaujolais tradition, producing their cuvées in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way. The domain holds the High Environmental Value certificate and is committed to preserving this exceptional terroir for future generations. Everything possible is undertaken in the winery to produce exceptional vintages that combine finesse, elegance and authenticity, using traditional, low-intervention vinification methods.