Domaine Gilles Guerrin – Cuzziol Grandivini

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Domaine Gilles Guerrin

France –

Mâconnais –

Vergisson –

Rte des Charmes 842

Vergisson –

www.gillesguerrin-vins.com

THE COMPANY

The Domaine Gilles Guerrin is located in Vergisson, in the heart of the Mâconnais region. This small village is nestled between the famous limestone rocks of Vergisson and Solutré. Gilles Guerrin and his wife Sylvie settled here in 1984, where they now cultivate 13.5 hectares across four appellations using sustainable viticulture methods: Mâcon-Charnay-Les-Mâcon, Mâcon-Vergisson, Saint-Véran and Pouilly-Fuissé. In July 2017, one of their daughters, Blandine, joined them, ensuring the continuity of the Domaine, which operates by reducing interventions in the vineyard and working the soil more frequently, allowing it to produce authentic wines that fully represent the Mâconnais area.

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Mâcon Vergisson

Domaine Gilles Guerrin

Saint Veran

Domaine Gilles Guerrin

Pouilly Fuissé

Domaine Gilles Guerrin

Pouilly Fuisse 1er Cru En France

Domaine Gilles Guerrin

France -

Bourgogne

Mâconnais

The town of Macon on the Saone, 55 km from Chalon, gives its name to a broad, undulating rural area whose wines vary in quality but are now making rapid progress. Thanks to its characteristic limestone subsoil, covered on the surface by a clay or alluvial layer, Maconnais is a suitable area for white wine, which in fact produces three times as much as the rest of Burgundy. The slightly warmer climate than that of the Cote d'Or is suitable for the chardonnay grape, from which nearly two-thirds of the wine produced in Maconnais comes.

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France -

Bourgogne

Mâconnais

The town of Macon on the Saone, 55 km from Chalon, gives its name to a broad, undulating rural area whose wines vary in quality but are now making rapid progress. Thanks to its characteristic limestone subsoil, covered on the surface by a clay or alluvial layer, Maconnais is a suitable area for white wine, which in fact produces three times as much as the rest of Burgundy. The slightly warmer climate than that of the Cote d'Or is suitable for the chardonnay grape, from which nearly two-thirds of the wine produced in Maconnais comes.

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