The roots of the Labruyère family are buried in the heart of the great terroirs of the Beaujolais: it is in Romanèche-Thorins, the family's winegrowing cradle since 1850, in the Moulin-à-Vent appellation, that the Domaine Labruyère is located. In 1988, Domaine Jacques Prieur (Meursault) and its Burgundian Grands Crus were added to the family's terroir heritage before being joined by Château Rouget in 1992. In 2012, the Labruyère family decided to revive the great terroirs of Champagne by becoming the owners of vines mainly located in the classified Grand Cru commune of Verzenay. Recently, Édouard Labruyère, a passionate winemaker at the helm of the various estates, decided to create Labruyère-Prieur in order to combine the know-how and the high standards of the Domaine Jacques Prieur and Labruyère family teams, and thus complete a haute couture collection of Great Burgundy Wines. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)