Three parcels of Pernand, oriented to the west in En Charlemagne and a fourth at the heart of Le Charlemagne at the limit of Aloxe, oriented directly to the south. The soils vary between pure clay deposits, silty and light, and a limestone foundation resting on marl, rarely suffering from lack of water. The archetype of a grand white Burgundy. Often reserved in its youth, the texture alone suggests a grand future, silky and long with a line of minerality and salinity. A nose that opens with notes of white flowers, almonds and even an accent of menthol. Always a grand capacity to age before attaining its peak after 5 or even 10 years of cellar time.