The Domaine started its activity in the 1960s. Michel POULLEAU and his wife Jacqueline together exploited the vineyard. Then in 1983, their son Thierry joined them. When Jacqueline died in 1995, Florence, their daughter-in-law, also joined the estate for the administrative and commercial part. In 1996, Michel retired. Since then, the estate s headed by Thierry and Florence with the help of two ladies.

Domaine Poulleau, AOP Côte de Beaune Les Mondes Rondes, 2017 

Semi-translucent dark crimson red colour with crimson mauve hue showing good depth. The nose displays youthful but perfumed aromas of black cherry and dark plum with a meaty overlay followed by some spice and a hint of Earth as endnotes. Light to medium weight the palate is quite spicy with flavours of dark cherry and plum followed by some meaty earth like characters. Good power wave which should continue to build with some bottle age. Very fine-grained tannins with medium to long aftertaste of dark cherry, spice and dried meat.

Age of the vine: 25 years

Ageing potential: 7‐8 years

Culinary agreements: To serve at 15‐16 ° C. Good match with roast of pork, braised veal or cheeses like soumaintrain or munster.

Awards:
86/100 Gilbert & Gaillard 2013 (88/100 Gilbert & Gaillard 2014)
COMMENDED Decanter World Wine Awards 2012
84/100 Wine Enthusiast Magazine
Hachette des vins 2013
Gault Millau 2012 (16/20).
Bronze Medal Burgondia 2013
James Lawther MW - Drinks hotel (14.50 / 20)
Tastevinage de Printemps 2013

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Domaine Poulleau, AOP Chorey-les-Beaune, 2017

The wine has a deep ruby ​​red color, exudes the aroma of ripe cherries, raspberries and elegant plants. The wine is light, supple and moderately tannic wine. Fine aromas of morello cherry and raspberry. Wine more elegant than powerful

Aging: in oak barrels, 20% of which are new barrels

Age of the vine: 50 years

Aging Potential:  3 to 7 years

Culinary agreements: To serve at 15‐16 ° C. Good match with roast poultry, grilled meats, not too spicy game birds, as well as Reblochon or Brie cheeses

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Domaine Poulleau, AOP Beaune Les Prévoles, 2017

This is a red wine from Burgundy, France. It has a ruby ​​red color and exudes fruit flavors such as fresh cherries, raspberries, strawberries and blackberries. A period of oak barrel ageing gives this wine a slight spice. The aroma, fruity aroma and barrel aroma are very balanced, with fine tannins, fine structure and a certain degree of complexity. It is very easy to drink wine.

Aging: 1 year in oak barrels, 20% of which are new barrels

Age of the vine: 70 years

Aging Potential:  5 to 10 years

Culinary agreements: To serve at 15‐16 ° C. Good match with lamb or flank steak with shallot as well as brie or a camembert

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Domaine Poulleau, AOP Volnay, 2017

Bright ruby. Red fruits aromas. Concentrated and delicate. Scents of fresh flowers and the hint of chocolate. The tannins are melted and carry nuances of undergrowth before tasting the cherry in the flesh.

Ageing: in oak barrels, 20% of which are new barrels

Age of the vine: 50 years

Aging Potential: 7 to 10 years

Culinary agreements: To serve at 15‐16 ° C. Good pair with roast poultry, grilled meats, rabbit or Camembert.

Award:
Gilbert & Gaillard gave the 2013 vintage a score of 90.

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Domaine Poulleau, AOP Aloxe-Corton, 2018

This is a red wine from Burgundy, France, made from Pinot Noir. This wine is produced in the village of Arox-Colden in Golden Hill. It has a deep ruby ​​red color and is rich in red and black fruits. The tannins are as soft as velvet, and the taste is rich and smooth. The style is very elegant. This wine can be drunk alone or as a supplement to a variety of cuisines.

Ageing: 1 year in oak barrels, 20% of which are new barrels

Age of vines:  45 years

Ageing Potential: 7 to 10 years

Culinary agreements: To serve at 15‐16 ° C. Good pair with duck breast, fine game such as hare or cheese such as Epoisses.

Awards:  
89/100 Gilbert et Gaillard 2013
Gilbert & Gaillard 2014 (91/100)
15.50 / 20 Authentic Wines & Terroirs Winter 2012-2013
Gault & Millau 16/20

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Domaine Poulleau, AOP Volnay Les Grands Champs, 2018

Wine with a deep robe. The nose on small red fruits. Full, dense and tasty palate. Long, expressive and refined finish.

Ageing: in oak barrels, 25% of which are new barrels

Age of vines: 80 years

Ageing Potential:  5 to 10 years

Culinary agreements: To serve at 15-16 ° C. Good match with duck breast, fine game such as hare or cheese such as Epoisses

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