In Vosne-Romanée, Burgundy's tight-knit elite convenes. Plots and vineyards here only change hands once in a blue moon, but when they do, the price per hectare is set as an 8-figure sum in euros. These are the world's most valuable agricultural lands, and Mugneret-Gibourg cultivates 8 hectares here in the best locations. The estate is run almost exclusively by women, and if one were to generalise, you could say the style of their wines is ‘feminine’.

A regional Burgundy from the Les Lutinières parcel, which until the 1936 reclassification was listed among the estate’s Vosne-Romanée village wines. The Mugneret-Gibourg family has been cultivating it since 1931.

The Mugneret-Gibourg family winery is a global reference point for the slender and ethereal style of Burgundian Pinot Noir. The intense and fruity character of the 2022 vintage highlights the finest details in their wines.