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Wine is our passion and we aim to import the best wines from Burgundy to Thailand.
From North to South you will find below some of the most prestigious domains we import in exclusivity.
You can discover the list of Burgundy wines available by contacting us or by visiting one of our wine cellars.
Domaine Louis Michel & Fils, CHABLIS
The Michel family has been making Chablis since 1850. The family vineyard, whose vines are 45 years old on average, is located in the heart of the original Chablis terroir, on the most prestigious parcels within a radius of two kilometres from the winery.
The 25 hectares of the Domaine’s vineyards cover all four appellations: Chablis Grand Cru, Premier Cru, Chablis, and Petit Chablis. The Domaine makes three Grand Crus (Grenouilles, Les Clos, Vaudésir), as well as seven Premier Crus.
Each vineyard is managed individually, with its own regime of pruning, leaf pulling, green harvest, cover crops, and tilling designed to maximize vine health and help express the site. Fermentation takes place with indigenous yeast only.
Wine maturation takes place in stainless steel tanks which are totally neutral and allow the expression of complexity and pureness of the aromas, respecting the authentic taste of true Chablis, without any artificial wood.
Domaine Armand Rousseau, GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN
The domain is managed by Eric Rousseau, with the help of his daughter Cyrielle. It has expanded over the years and today covers more than 15 hectares including 8.52 hectares Grand Crus, situated in Gevrey Chambertin and Morey-Saint-Denis. The experience of four generations has given the Rousseau family an understanding of the intricacies of each of their terroirs, parcels, and vines. Yield is between 30 hl and 40 hl per hectare. The domain produces 11 different wines averaging 63,000 bottles a year. Among the appellations of the domain are Ruchottes-Chambertin Clos des Ruchottes (Monopole), Clos Saint-Jacques (most important share of this appellation with 2.21 ha), Chambertin Clos de Bèze and Chambertin.
Clos de Tart, MOREY SAINT DENIS
The Domaine is a 7.53-hectare monopole enclosed entirely by a wall on the southern extremity of Morey-Saint-Denis.
In October 2017, François Pinault and his family, owner of Château Latour, Château Grillet, Eisele Estate...have bought the Domaine via their holding company Artemis. Since March 2019, the estate director is Alessandro Noli, who has previously worked at Château Latour, Domaine d’Eugénie, and as director of Château Grillet since 2011.
Domaine des Lambrays, MOREY SAINT DENIS
The very first reference to « Clos des Lambrays » traces back to the fourteenth century. Archives of the Abbey of Cîteaux reveal its founding around 1365.
Acquired in 2014 by the LVMH group, the Domaine includes the eponymous Clos, one of the five Grand Cru of Morey Saint-Denis. At 8.84 hectares, this is the largest Grand Cru parcel in Burgundy under one proprietor. In 2018, Jacques Devauges, previously in charge at Clos de Tart, has been hired to take care of the Domaine.
Visit at Domaine des Lambrays, July 2019
Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé, CHAMBOLLE-MUSIGNY
The foundation of this domain trace back around 1450. Today the Domaine owns 12.6 ha of vineyards and is the largest owner of Musigny Grand Cru (7.20 ha: 70% of the appellation). Yields range from 25 to 30hl/hectare.
Vines in Musigny are more than 40 years old on average. One particularity of de Vogüé’s holdings in Musigny is that 0.6 hectare is planted with Chardonnay.
The grapes are usually destemmed, and fermentation with natural yeasts is preferred but the winemaker is not dogmatic about it. No fertilizers are used but the farming is not fully organic when absolutely necessary sprays will be used to fight diseases. No more than one-third new oak is used for the Grands Crus.
Visit at Domaine Comte George de Vogüé, July 2019
Château de La Tour, VOUGEOT
The domain owns the largest share of Clos de Vougeot (6 hectares) with some of the oldest vines, over 100-years-old. Chateau de la Tour wines are the only Clos-Vougeot Grand Cru to be harvested, vinified, raised and bottled within the walls of Clos de Vougeot. The original Château situated on the East part of Clos Vougeot was built in 1890.
Fermentation is made in whole bunches and 100% new oak is used. The vineyards are managed organically with biodynamic practices.
Domaine Comte Liger Belair, VOSNE-ROMANEE
This Domaine was created in 2000 by Louis Michel Liger-Belair but it is in fact a very old estate that has over 200 years of family tradition at the service of the vines and wines of Burgundy in general and Vosne-Romanée in particular. The Domaine owns « La Romanée » (monopole), one of the 6 grand cru appellations of Vosne-Romanée also known to be the smallest appellation in France. It is situated just above Romanée Conti.
All the wines are aged in new barrels. There is neither fining nor filtration before bottling.
Biodynamic farming has been implemented on the entire vineyard since 2008, and the Domaine is Ecocert certified under the label from Biodyvin since 2012.
Visit at Domaine du Comte Liger-Belair, July 2019
Domaine d'Eugénie, VOSNE-ROMANEE
Domaine d'Eugénie was born in July 2006 when François Pinault bought the estate from René Engel.
The estate produces 6 wines in red (Clos de Vougeot, Echezeaux, Grand Echezeaux, Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru "Aux Brulées", Vosne-Romanée Village "Clos d'Eugénie" and Vosne-Romanée Village) and, since 2012, 4 wines in white (Montrachet, Puligny-Montrachet, Chassagne-Montrachet and Meursault Les Perrières). The total planted surface area is 4.51 hectares.
Conversion to biodynamic methods was initiated in 2009. Eventually, the entire Domaine d'Eugénie vineyard will be converted to biodynamic farming.
Domaine Bonneau du Martray, CORTON
Bonneau du Martray is the most famous Domaine of the hill of Corton and covers 11 hectares of Grand Crus in a single vineyard. 15 plots of Charlemagne all vinified independently; the wine spends 12 months in oak (a third in new oak) before blending the plots together.
Today, the Domaine farms 6,5 hectares of Corton-Charlemagne while it leases 2,9 hectares to Domaine de la Romanée Conti. The Domaine also farms 1,7 hectares of Corton.
The Domaine is certified organic (Ecocert) and biodynamic (Demeter).
Domaine Leflaive, PULIGNY-MONTRACHET
The Leflaive family has lived in Puligny-Montrachet since 1717 and today Domaine Leflaive is the most famous estate of Puligny Montrachet. In the 1990s the domain became a leader in Burgundy’s biodynamic movement, the whole property being converted in 1997. The estate’s holding includes 10 hectares of Premiers Crus and 5 hectares of Grands Crus (Chevalier-Montrachet, Bâtard-Montrachet, Bienvenues Bâtard-Montrachet, and Le Montrachet).
The wines are aged for 12 months in 25% new oak and are then transferred to steel tanks where they clarify naturally over the second winter. They are then fined and bottled. The Domaine uses biodynamics farming and is certified by Biodyvin.
Domaine de Villaine, BOUZERON
Aubert de Villaine and his American wife, Pamela founded this Domaine in 1973. Since 2001 it is managed by one of Aubert’s nephew, Pierre de Benoist. The Domaine is located in the village of Bouzeron. Since 1997, Bouzeron is also the name of the appellation dedicated to the Aligoté grape variety. The Domaine cultivates of Aligoté Doré (around 12 hectares) as well as Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. It is farmed organically since 1986 and became certified in 1997.
We have Burgundy wines from many other more domaines, including:
Comte Armand
Domaine Bruno Clavelier
Domaine Confuron Cotetidot
Domaine Denis Mortet
Domaine Dugat-Py
Domaine Fourrier
Domaine Hubert Lignier
Domaine Jean Grivot
Domaine Lignier-Michelot
Domaine Pierre Damoy
Domaine Philippe Leclerc
Domaine Robert Groffier...
Please contact us for more information.