Unlike many estates in Burgundy, de Vogüé has ancient architectural and viticultural origins, tracing its beginnings to the 15th century with ownership passing through 20 generations to the present proprietors; and the current label began with Comte Georges de Vogüé who took over in 1925. They own 7.25 hectares of the fabled Le Musigny vineyard which constitutes 80% of the whole site, 2.75 hectares of Bonnes-Mares,1.8 hectares of Premier Cru Chambolle-Musigny, and some Chambolle-Musigny villages. The vineyards are run more or less organically though they do not claim organic status. In the cellar, winemaking techniques are adapted to suit the year. In terms of oak usage, there is relatively light use of new wood: typically 15% for the village Chambolle and 35% for the grands crus, occasionally a little more. 

Before the end of this week, we would like to offer a stock discount on our Comte Georges de Vogue Chambolle-Musigny in stock, immediately available for delivery - 
 

Comte Georges de Vogue Chambolle-Musigny  
2002 – HK$3,500 per bottle -> HK$3,000 per bottle (2 available in stock)
2006 – HK$2,750 per bottle -> HK$2,500 per bottle (2 available in stock)
2009 – HK$2,800 per bottle -> HK$2,600 per bottle (2 available in stock)