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Aloxe Corton Corton Charlemagne

Acquired in 1968, the domaine's holding lies high on the Montagne de Corton between 280 and 330 meters on steep slopes of 20 to 23%. The clay-rich yellowish and brown marly soils, capped by thin rendzinas, rest on alternating beds of Jurassic limestone and marl.

Chambolle Musigny Bonnes-Mares

Integrated during the 1950s, this 1.392-hectare holding lies on an east-facing gentle slope with an average vine age of 40 years. The vines are split equally between Terres Blanches and Terres Rouges, growing in light, gravelly brown-to-reddish soils with clay and flint over Jurassic limestone and white marl, vinified separately before blending.

Chambolle Musigny Musigny

Located at the high northern corner of the appellation, this 0.100-hectare plot features vines with an average age of 77 years, tracing back to a 1905 planting. The site sits on an east- to southeast-facing rocky limestone terrace with an 8 to 14% slope, characterized by shallow soils containing red clay near the top.

Christophe Roumier — Gevrey Chambertin Ruchottes-Chambertin

Farmed under a sharecropping arrangement established in 1977 on Michel Bonnefond's 0.544-hectare holding, one-third of the harvest is bottled under the Christophe Roumier label. The 40-year-old vines face the rising sun on a moderate slope, planted in shallow, stony, carbonated soils rich in clay and red silt over fractured Bathonian limestone.

Vougeot Clos de Vougeot

Acquired in 1952, this former holding consisted of two parcels historically vinified together under the estate label. Domaine Georges Roumier ceased exploiting this Grand Cru after the 1996 vintage, following internal family transfers.

Chambolle Musigny Les Amoureuses

Entrusted to Georges Roumier in 1924, this 0.396-hectare parcel has an average vine age of 40 years alongside nearly centenarian vines. The terrain slopes between 5% and 20% on shallow clay over compact Comblanchien limestone in the upper section and Prémeaux limestone with Marnes à Ostrea acuminata below.

Chambolle Musigny Les Combottes

Covering 0.275 hectare with vines averaging 19 years, this climat has been vinified as a dedicated cuvée since 2005 after previously being blended into the village wine. Situated in the depression of a former torrent bed, its soil is composed of clay, gravel, and large water-borne rocks.

Chambolle Musigny Les Cras

Domaine Georges Roumier exploits 1.755 hectares divided into two parcels on the northern flank of the Combe d'Ambin, facing east to southeast with an average vine age of 45 years. The shallow, stony soil is high in active limestone, resting on Upper Bajocian marly and argillaceous limestones containing Ostrea acuminata fossils.

Morey Saint Denis Clos de la Bussière

Acquired in 1953, this 2.592-hectare walled Cistercian clos is a monopole of Domaine Georges Roumier. The east-facing vineyard lies on a gentle slope with vines averaging 35 years of age, rooted in clayey and stony ground containing fragments of Oligocene conglomerate.

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