Description
The operation of a domain requires daily work and constant monitoring.
This haute couture work, always with the concern for perfection, consists in mastering each step without neglecting the scope of each gesture.
Thus, we adapt to climatic conditions, we observe, we examine each plot, and we question ourselves, experiment, and evolve in our practices every year.
In our vineyards, for example, the studies carried out by geologists have allowed us to better understand the potential of our different terroirs and thus adapt our work to it.
At all stages, from the vine to bottling, family know-how complements the technology.
We would be
delighted to welcome you to make you discover the estate and its history and the work done to develop our wines!
Looking forward to seeing you again soon at the Huguenot estate
Rules and conditions
The visits at 1€ mean that they are carried out free of charge by the winemaker. This amount is requested to ensure the seriousness of your request and avoid the winemaker to block a visiting slot unnecessarily.
In case of unforeseen events, we thank you for cancelling your visit to the platform and/ or notifying the winegrower directly.
Reservation policy
Cancellation policy: : Strict
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The terroirs of the Domaine are a real gift from the generations" The vine has been transmitted in our family since 1800 thanks to our ancestors: Eugène Lambert, Georges Huguenot, Pierre Quillardet,... See more
The terroirs of the Domaine are a real gift from the generations" The vine has been transmitted in our family since 1800 thanks to our ancestors: Eugène Lambert, Georges Huguenot, Pierre Quillardet, Lucien Boudier, Charles Quillardet, have slowly built up the heritage. 1947 Roger and Marguerite Huguenot-Quillardet exploit some vines. They gradually invested in a few plots and in particular in 1967, in a plot of Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru, which they hoped to pass on to future generations. 1968 Their son, Jean-Louis Huguenot, quickly passionate about the profession, will support them. Jean-Louis is a passionate and ambitious builder who will not hesitate to undertake important construction work in cellars and wineries. With his wife, Éliane, they gave a new boost to the farm by marketing all their production in bottles to individuals throughout France. At every opportunity, they expand the estate by investing in the municipalities of Marsannay and Fixin. The estate then extends over 18 hectares. From an early age, their son, Philippe, benefits from their passion and the transmission of their knowledge. 1993 After training at the School of Viticulture in Beaune, then at the Faculty of Dijon, Philippe Huguenot is involved in the field by ensuring the work of the vines and the vinifications. Jean-Louis and Eliane believe in their son, and leave him free to chart his own path without ever doubting his choices. Valérie, his wife, joined him on the estate in 2001. Together, they are now writing a new page in their history. I terroir del Domaine sono un vero dono di generazioni" La vite è stata tramandata nella nostra famiglia dal 1800 grazie ai nostri antenati: Eugène Lambert, Georges Huguenot, Pierre Quillardet, Lucien Boudier, Charles Quillardet, hanno lentamente costruito il patrimonio. 1947 Roger e Marguerite Huguenot-Quillardet lavorano alcune viti. Stanno gradualmente investendo in alcuni appezzamenti, in particolare nel 1967, in un appezzamento Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru, che sperano di trasmettere alle generazioni future. 1968 Il loro figlio, Jean-Louis Huguenot, subito affascinato dalla professione, li sosterrà. Jean-Louis è un costruttore appassionato e ambizioso che non esiterà a intraprendere importanti lavori di costruzione in cantina e cantina. Con sua moglie, Éliane, danno nuovo impulso allo sfruttamento commercializzando tutta la loro produzione in bottiglia a privati in tutta la Francia. Ad ogni occasione, ampliano la proprietà investendo nei comuni di Marsannay e Fixin. La tenuta si estendeva poi su 18 ettari. Fin dalla tenera età, il figlio Philippe beneficia della loro passione e della trasmissione delle loro conoscenze. 1993 Dopo essersi formato alla Scuola di Viticoltura di Beaune, poi alla Facoltà di Digione, Philippe Huguenot si è messo in campo garantendo il lavoro delle vigne e la vinificazione. Jean-Louis ed Eliane credono nel loro figlio, e lo lasciano libero di tracciare la propria strada senza mai dubitare delle sue scelte. Valérie, sua moglie, lo ha raggiunto nella tenuta nel 2001. Insieme stanno scrivendo una nuova pagina della loro storia. See less
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