Our story...
a family story
Blaise Duboux is today the 17th generation of his family to grow vines. He took over the estate in 2010, after working alongside his father, Vincent, and completing his studies in viticulture and oenology at Changins.
Since then, he has continued this family story with a strong conviction: to evolve the way we work without ever losing our connection to the land, the terroir and the knowledge passed down through generations.
Today, the estate covers 5 hectares of vineyards in Epesses, cultivated under certified organic farming since 2018.
GRAPE VARIETIES
Diversity rooted in terroir
Alongside Chasselas, we grow Chardonnay and Marsanne for our white wines, as well as Plant Robez, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Divico for our reds.
Each grape variety is cultivated and crafted according to its own character, with the same ambition: to produce precise, vibrant wines that remain deeply rooted in their origins.
Our work...
with nature
Our vineyard is managed under certified organic farming. This approach is about more than simply avoiding certain products. It encourages us to observe more closely, understand natural balances and adapt the way we work to the conditions of each vintage.
Managing the grass and vegetation between the vines plays an essential role. In a vineyard where water can become a precious resource, we seek to encourage appropriate vegetation while protecting the life and vitality of the soils.
Our goal is simple: to grow healthy, concentrated grapes while maintaining a living, fertile vineyard capable of thriving year after year.
Less interference. More observation. And letting the terroir express itself.
The brand
Art of wine
Reaching towards the horizon, with its gentle curve carried by the wind, it has something of the moon, of a companion to the seasons. It carries within it our hillsides, where the vines cling to the slopes, the water that reflects them, and the sky that embraces them…
Our sail has accompanied our wines since 2013.
It evokes Lavaux — its contours, its terraces, and that horizon where vineyards, lake and sky come together.
A symbol, but also an invitation to travel: the journey of our wines towards their own destiny.
