Pouilly Fuisse - lying on a foundation of fossiliferous limestone identical to those found further north in the Côte-d’Or, the Bajocien escarpments of Solutré and Vergisson owe their dramatic profile to the presence of hard fossil corals which have resisted erosion. The vines are planted on the slopes and at the foot of these two hills on clay-limestone soils of Jurassic origin mixed with scree from up-slope and, in one spot, schist. The hillsides are cut into by little steep-sided streams which give the slopes an easterly or south-easterly exposure. Altitudes: 200 to 300 metres.

This wine has a beautiful golden colour. Different families of aromas make up the bouquet: mineral notes (silex), almond and hazelnut, citrus notes, white fruits, acacia, breadcrumbs, buttered brioche, and honey. In the mouth, the texture is opulent. This wine is by nature delicate and distinguished.