This vineyard in the small appellation of Saint-Romain is located on a very steep rocky hillside.  The grapes benefit from the steep south-facing slope.  The grapes from this vineyard have big bright fruit notes due to the optimal ripening of this location.   Barrel fermented in one year old barrels and “sur-lies” aged for 10 months produce a good balance of the fruit and flintiness.  This wine is a great example of the richness and intensity of Burgundian chardonnay.