The de Vogüé Domaine dates back to the 15th century, even though the name de Vogüé name first entered Burgundy history in 1766. The Domaine has been under the same ownership for 20 generations – that’s very unique even by Burgundy standards – where most Domaines have been established after the revolution in 1789. The Domaine today owns 12.6 ha of vineyards where the main part is located in the two grand cry vineyards Musigny and Bonnes Mares.

Like most of the Chambolle area, Les Amoureuses is characterized by a slightly greater amount of limestone than clay compared to Burgundy’s typical clay-calcareous mix; the area’s higher percentage of active lime translates into potential leaf chlorosis and pale-coloured, lighter but more fragrant wines. When you are lucky enough to open a bottle of Les Amoureuses the perfume is intoxicating and truly unforgettable, you will be forever tuned in, to the charms, the magic, and the greatness, that is the Les Amoureuses vineyard in Chambolle-Musigny.