Armand Heitz : Key Points

The Armand Heitz estate was established in the mid-19th century when the Nié-Vantey family, who owned several parcels of vines in Burgundy at the time, acquired the land on which the famous estate is poised today. Subsequently, marriages and inheritances kept the vineyard within the same family, until 2011 when Armand Heitz took over the running of the estate. After obtaining a degree in oenology and working with great passion and rigour on one hectare of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Armand Heitz decided to expand the estate in order to develop a wider range of appellations and therefore different styles.

Thus, the Armand Heitz estate extends sumptuously from Beaune to Chassagne-Montrachet and offers very authentic Burgundy wines that reflect their terroir. Among the appellations in which the estate's vines are grown, some of the most prestigious climats in the region stand out and testify to the quality of the estate's vineyards: Pommard 1er Cru, Chevalier-Montrachet Grand Cru, Chassagne Montrachet 1er Cru, Meursault 1er Cru and Beaune 1er Cru.

Indeed, this enthusiasts is able to produce perfectly balanced wines thanks to the estate's vast diversity of terroirs. To obtain a very pure style, Armand Heitz uses permaculture and agro-ecology, which enables nature to express itself freely. Knowledge of agronomy and environmental sustainability go hand in hand to ensure a deep respect for the vines and for the wines, which are transparent and boast a bold identity.

Discover this beautiful symbiosis with the environment through the estate’s range of wines. Noble colours, a fine aromatic expression and a perfect balance are the elements that shape the beautiful Armand Heitz signature style. Behind the minimalistic and poetic labels, delve into the enchanting portrait of a vibrant and welcoming Burgundy.