Just over a half of a hectare of vines were planted in 1954. Its mid-slope position brings complexity to this wine, along with a sophistication worthy of some of the appellation’s premier crus. Located at the intersection of the Nuits and Vosne valleys, these wines are unique for the limetone rich soil from the Combe de Vosne (“réas” meaning “small round stones”) which brings tension and vigor and a steep slope ensuring the plot faces almost due south resulting in wonderful maturity.