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Domaine D'Heilly & Huberdeau

Organic Côte Chalonnaise estate with clay and limestone vineyards, a red 2023 bottling and Crémant de Bourgogne.

Place
France
Known for
Organic Côte Chalonnaise wines

2 sources · Sources and notes ↓

Atlas locationFrance46.76° N · 4.69° E

Why it matters

The producer

Domaine du Chétif Quart is the public name used by Domaine D'Heilly & Huberdeau, whose legal entity is EARL d'Heilly-Huberdeau. The estate has practised organic viticulture since 1978. It operates as a Propriétaire, Récoltant, Élaborateur, bringing ownership, grape growing and wine production into one operation.

Place and vineyards

Where the wines begin

The estate cultivates 6 hectares across Cercot in Moroges, Jambles and Givry, within the Côte Chalonnaise. Its clay and limestone soils are characteristic of the subregion. The vineyard addresses sit behind two distinct bottle categories, with Côte Chalonnaise on the red wine and Crémant de Bourgogne on the sparkling wine.

Wines to know

The range in view

Côte Chalonnaise Le Quarts Chapeau is the estate's red wine, with the 2023 vintage attached to the bottle. Crémant de Bourgogne is the sparkling wine in the range. One is a still red under a regional Burgundy appellation, while the other is defined by the bubbles and mousse of sparkling wine.

Sources and notes 2 sources

Note. The date when Domaine du Chétif Quart became the public name is unclear, while EARL d'Heilly-Huberdeau remains the legal entity name.

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