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Discover Domaine Dujardin

Domaine Dujardin is a family-run estate located in the heart of Monthélie, a prestigious village in the Côte de Beaune region of Burgundy. For several generations, the passionate family has cultivated its vineyards with great care and respect, covering varied and quality terroirs including Monthélie, Meursault, Auxey-Duresses, Beaune, and Puligny-Montrachet. This small-scale estate stands out for its artisanal approach where every step from vineyard to bottling is carefully managed to preserve the expression of the fruit.

Terroir and Characteristics

The vineyards benefit from exceptional terroirs characterized by diverse clay-limestone soils and moderate exposures, providing rich aromatic complexity and unique structure to the wines. Specialized in Pinot Noir, the estate produces elegant red wines with delicate aromas of red berries. It also excels in crafting generous and mineral whites from Chardonnay. These quality terroirs of Burgundy allow for balanced and refined cuvées where grape variety and soil identity fully express themselves.

Wine Profile

The red wines are distinguished by their elegance and fine tannins, offering fresh red fruit aromas and a pleasant length. The whites, marked by minerality and roundness, reveal floral and buttery notes typical of great Burgundian Chardonnays. The Monthélie Premier Cru cuvées are particularly sought after for their finesse, balance, and attractive value, suitable for aging or immediate enjoyment.

Food Pairings

Domaine Dujardin wines pair wonderfully with gourmet dishes: a chicken with vin jaune sauce complements a fresh white, while a œuf en meurette brings out the flavors of a fruity red. For cheeses, an Époisses or aged Comté pairs perfectly with both red and white cuvées, offering a harmonious balance and rich tasting experience.

Our Domaine Dujardin Selection

Explore our exclusive Domaine Dujardin selection on achetezduvin.fr with fast delivery and careful packaging. Our online cellar, guided by expert sommeliers, offers you a unique opportunity to discover the nobility of Burgundy terroirs through authentic and characterful wines.

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Your questions, our answers.

Which wines should you start with to discover Domaine Dujardin?

Bourgogne Chardonnay 2022 and Monthélie Rouge 2021 are two starting points for discovering the estate’s white and red wines. The first is an introduction to Chardonnay, while the second is one of the Pinot Noir reds described as elegant and fruity, with fine tannins.

Which Domaine Dujardin wines should you choose for cellaring?

The Monthélie Premier Crus are presented as suitable both for cellaring and for drinking now. Les Champs Fulliot 2020 and Les Barbières 2022 are therefore the two wines to keep in mind, although no specific cellaring period is given for either.

Which white wines offer a way to explore different appellations at Dujardin?

The selection includes Bourgogne Chardonnay 2022, Bourgogne Aligoté 2022, Bouzeron 2022, Monthélie Les Plantes 2023 and Meursault Premier Cru Bouchères 2022. To compare two appellation levels, you could pair Bourgogne Chardonnay with Meursault Premier Cru, without attributing any unspecified differences in taste to them.

Which Domaine Dujardin wine should you choose in a large format for a table of several guests?

Bouzeron 2022 is the white wine offered in a 150 cl magnum. This format is equivalent to two 75 cl bottles and makes it possible to serve the same wine to several guests.

Which Dujardin wines should you pair with œufs en meurette or chicken in yellow wine sauce?

For œufs en meurette, Monthélie Rouge 2021 is a fitting choice, in keeping with the recommended pairing of this dish with a fruity red from the estate. For chicken in yellow wine sauce, opt for a white wine such as Bourgogne Chardonnay 2022, following the pairing suggested in the estate’s presentation.
Notes Parker

Le barème établi par Robert Parker évalue les vins sur une échelle allant de 50 à 100 points afin d’aider les consommateurs à choisir leurs bouteilles. La grille de notation est la suivante :


96 à 100 Une cuvée grandiose : niveau exceptionnel.

90 à 95 Belle complexité aromatique, bel équilibre : niveau excellent.

80 à 89 Grande intensité aromatique, finesse et équilibre : bon niveau.

70 à 79 Plaisant, peu de complexité : niveau moyen.

60 à 69 Quelques défauts perceptibles : niveau très moyen.

50 à 59 Détection de défauts, manque d'équilibre : niveau acceptable.