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Domaines Philosophy

All of the VEUVE AMBAL domaines are managed using sustainable methods. The use of specific cultivation techniques aims to reduce the use of treatments by optimising their position and efficiency. 

 This environmentally friendly and sustainable approach is an indication of Veuve Ambal's desire to reduce its impact on nature. These environmental concerns are at the core of the company's ethos, from the vineyards right up to the vinification of the wines.

 VEUVE AMBAL counts 250ha of vines making it one of the largest owners of viticultural surface area in Burgundy.

 The domaines are located in 6 different terroirs. This diversity brings richness and aromatic complexity to the wines produced. The Crémant de Bourgogne by VEUVE AMBAL draws on the unique characteristics of each Burgundian terroir, just as an artist uses his palette of colours in order to magnify the beauty of his painting.

Découvrez nos domaines en Bourgogne
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    Gracieux Chevalier

    Domaine de l'Auxerrois
    Gracieux Chevalier is situated in the south of the Chablis region and cover 49ha of vineyards, 45ha of which are adjoining. It draws its minerality and racy character from the Kimmeridgian and Portlandian soils.
    Planted with low-trained vines in limestone soils, the Crémant de Bourgogne Gracieux Chevalier is produced in the ancient Pérignon farm in Cravant. The blend is composed of Pinot Noir (39ha), Chardonnay (12ha) and Aligoté (5ha).
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    Domaine André Delorme

    Domaine du Couchois et des Maranges
    Further south, in the Couchois and Maranges regions, the Domaine André Delorme produces 60ha of Pinot Noir, 20ha of Chardonnay, 18ha of Aligoté and 6ha of Gamay from a total of 103ha surface under vine. The low-trained and densely planted vines have a south-facing exposure in which the Pinot Noir variety thrives.
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    Domaine Marie Ambal

    Domaine du Chatillonnais
    In the far north of the Châtillonnais region, close to the Burgundy border and adjacent to the Champagne region, the Domaine Marie Ambal covers 35ha of low-trained vines including 23ha of Pinot Noir, 12ha of Chardonnay and 1ha of Aligoté. The Cistercian monks from the Molesme Abbey were the first to appreciate the quality of this terroir, characterised by its mix of hard limestone known as grèzes.
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    La Vigne au Roy

    Domaine des hautes côtes de nuits
    Situated in the Hautes-Côtes de Nuits, the La Vigne au Roy vineyards are spread across 36ha of high-trained vines (18ha of Pinot Noir, 13ha of Chardonnay and 5ha of Aligoté) on the Bévy hillsides. The Domaine was established in 1973 and has since been instrumental in the revival of the Hautes Côtes de Bourgogne.
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    Domaine London

    Domaine du Mâconnais
    The Domaine London covers 22ha of Chardonnay, 1.5ha of Pinot Noir and 2ha of Aligoté planted with low-trained vines in Igé, in the heart of the Mâconnais region. Reputed as far back as the Roman era, the village in which Château London is situated is one of the most renowned in the whole of the Mâconnais region.
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    Château de Saint-Aubin

    Its winemaking area is primarily composed of the Château de Saint Aubin and the appellations Criot Bâtard Montrachet grand cru, Puligny Montrachet, Puligny Montrachet 1er cru La Garenne, Meursault 1er cru la pièce sous le bois, Chassagne Montrachet 1er cru les Chenevottes, Chassagne Montrachet, Saint Aubin 1er Cru la Combes au Sud and Saint Aubin 1er cru.

More than 250 HA of vineyards  spread over 6 domaines in Burgundy

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