DOMAINE NICOLAS ROSSIGNOL, France

He has held winemaking roles at notable estates such as Domaine Joseph Voillot, Louis Latour, Vieux Télégraphe (Châteauneuf-du-Pape), Boschendal (South Africa), and Château La Cardonne (Lafite‑Rothschild). In 1997 he aunched his own domaine with approx. 3 ha in Volnay, Pommard, Beaune, Aloxe-Corton, and Pernand‑Vergelesses and over the next 15–20 years, expanded to around 17–20 ha across 30 appellations, including multiple Premier Crus. In summary, Nicolas Rossignol blends heritage and modern winemaking—combining traditional Burgundian practices with biodynamic principles and meticulous cellar work. His wines showcase clarity, balance, and a strong sense of place across a wide range of Burgundian appellations.

Viticulture

Practicing organic and biodynamic-inspired reasoned viticulture, avoiding the use of chemical herbicides and utilises lunar calendar guidance, light ploughing, vine yield regulation through selective no-hedging, and 100% hand-harvesting into small 8 kg crates as his approach in the vineyard.

Winemaking

Nicolas employs indigenous yeasts, prefers stainless steel fermenters, with gentle extractions (mostly pump-overs). Wines are typically aged for 12–20 months in barrel, using under 50% new oak—often sourced from Bruno Lorenzon. He adheres to a process of no racking, late malolactic fermentation, and bottles unfiltered and unfined