Domaine Chandon de Briailles

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The Domaine Chandon de Briailles, located in Savigny-lès-Beaune, is one of the most respected jewels of the Côte de Beaune. Property of the Nicolay family since 1834, this domaine embodies a vision of Burgundy that is both aristocratic in its history and profoundly peasant in its connection to the land.

A Philosophy: Purity through Biodynamics

Since 2005, the domaine is conducted in agriculture biodynamic (certified by Demeter and Biodyvin). Under the guidance of Claude and François de Nicolay, the vine is treated as a living organism.

  • Soil Preparation: Horses are frequently used to prevent soil compaction, thereby promoting microbial life.

  • The "Low Intervention" Approach: In the cellar, the use of sulfur is minimal and the use of new barrels is very limited (often less than 10%). The aim is to allow the terroir to express itself without "masking" it with oak.

A Heritage of Exceptional Terroirs

THE domaine extends over approximately 14 hectares and focuses on three emblematic municipalities:

  • Savigny-lès-Beaune: The heart of domaine, with climates like At the Stoves Or Lavières.

  • Pernand-Vergelesses: In particular, the famous Premier Cru Vergelesses Island, flagship of domaine, which produces wines of rare verticality and finesse.

  • Corton: THE domaine owns plots of land in the legendary Grands Crus vineyards: Corton-Bressandes, Corton-Chaumesand the extremely rare Corton white.

The Style of the Wines: Elegance and Infusion

If you're looking for extracted and oaky Burgundy wines, you won't find them here. The Chandon de Briailles style is defined by:

  • The Whole Harvest: A significant proportion of whole bunches are often retained during vinification, which brings freshness, floral notes and a very fine tannic structure.

  • Verticality: The whites are taut, crystalline and saline. The reds are ethereal, "infused" rather than extracted, with great aging potential.

THE domaine It is housed in a magnificent 18th-century residence. The cool, deep cellars allow for slow aging that respects the natural rhythm of the wine, far removed from industrial haste.