The Dubois family began investing in French vineyards in 1805, becoming one of the early families to buy and develop post‑Revolution vineyard land.
Louise Dubois herself was born in 1885, remembered as a forward‑thinking figure who helped modernise the family’s winemaking and marketing approach.
This wine and it’s Pinot Noir counterpart are a tribute to the year Louise was born.
Tasting Notes:
A crowd‑pleasing Chardonnay: made in a Burgundy style. Ripe fruit, gentle creaminess, and just enough oak to feel rounded without being heavy.
The Dubois family began investing in French vineyards in 1805, becoming one of the early families to buy and develop post‑Revolution vineyard land.
Louise Dubois herself was born in 1885, remembered as a forward‑thinking figure who helped modernise the family’s winemaking and marketing approach.
This wine and it’s Pinot Noir counterpart are a tribute to the year Louise was born.
Tasting Notes:
A crowd‑pleasing Chardonnay: made in a Burgundy style. Ripe fruit, gentle creaminess, and just enough oak to feel rounded without being heavy.
