Comte Georges de Vogüé is inextricably linked to Burgundy's Grand Cru vineyards of Chambolle-Musigny - considered by many to be the pinnacle of Burgundian Pinot Noir.

The current owner, Elizabeth, Baronne Bertrand de Ladoucette, represents the 20th generation of the same family to be the head of what is arguably Burgundy’s longest wine dynasty. Elizabeth’s successful formula is based upon applying the best of traditional knowledge with modern techniques to her limestone-based vines. The soil contributes to the domaine's light, feminine style of Pinot renowned for its elegance, concentration and refinement.

"There is an enthralling sappy richness to the floral and blackberry-scented 2000 Musigny. Supremely elegant, it is not quite as dense as the 2001 yet reveals outstanding depth, purity, and concentration. Lush, stony red and black fruits are interspersed with violets and tangy raspberries in its exceptionally long, expressive, plump character." eRobertParker.com (June 2003)