Domaine Roulot, located in Meursault, is a family farm whose origins go back to the end of the 18th century. Guy Roulot has made this domaine one of the best of appellations (alongside Domaines such as Dominique Lafon and Coche Dury) and it now produces some of the best white wines of all Burgundy. Jean-Marc Roulot took over his father's domaine in 1989, casting aside his career as an actor (although he did not totally abandon it). The 11-hectare vineyard has been certified as organic farming since 1998 and biodynamic since the early 2000s. The vines are generally quite old, planted in the 1950-1960s from mass selection, mainly in white. Jean-Marc Roulot is unanimously recognised by his peers and by enthusiasts around the world, for his biological approach to the care given to vines, strict control of yields and perfectly controlled vinification and élevage with little intervention. Jean-Marc Roulot has chosen to vinify separately the different cuvées of Meursault villages to restore their specific characteristics. The wines are distinguished by their purity, freshness and fine minerality, thanks to harvesting with the correct ripeness. They are of an exceptionally high quality and have an assertive style. However, they are highly sought after and difficult to obtain.

The Pinot Noir from which this Chassagne-Montrachet Vieilles Vignes is produced is tended to following environmentally friendly methods of viticulture. The vines were planted between the 1950s and 1980s, the grapes are harvested by hand, destemmed and vinified in temperature-controlled vats. The wine is matured in oak barrels for 15 months and bottled with neither fining nor filtration. The nose expresses notes of ripe black fruits, spices and minty notes. On the palate, the wine is supple and elegant. A lovely cuvée that can be cellared at least 15 years.