The domaine currently has a 1.5 hectare parcel in Oger, Mesnil’s neighboring village to the north. 66 ares of the 1.5 hectares are in the climat of “Les Vozemieux”. (1 are is 1/100th of a hectare, so 66 ares is 0.66 hectare.) The vines in Les Vozemiux were planted in 1955.

2010 was the first vintage of Les Vozemieux. Pierre decided to vinify this climat separately because he wanted to see what difference, if any, there would be between his parcel of Chetillons in Mesnil and Les Vozemieux in Oger.

The Moncuit family has a long history of farming some of the best vineyards in the Cte des Blancs. They began purchasing land in 1889 and by 1928 were bottling at the domaine.

The current winemaker, Pierre Amillet, is the fourth generation to lead the winery. If you spend any time with him you quickly realize he is obsessed with Chardonnay grown in the chalky terroirs of Le Mesnil. (Were not exaggerating, weve got the rocks he has suitcased over to us to prove it!)