Jérôme Bretaudeau acquired 9 hectares of vines in Gétigné in the early 2000s. After a few more purchases, his estate totalled 10 hectares of organically cultivated vines by 2005. This is a leading light of the appellation and a sound investment.

Every year, Jérôme Brétaudeau makes a Pinot Noir that is anticipated as if it were the Messiah. It has to be said that this Loire wine is just as high in quality as the top Côte de Nuits grand crus. With its silky texture, impressive persistence, and elegance, this is definitely one not to miss.