Maison Louis Jadot
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World's largest Burgundy négociant with 230+ ha estate and iconic Beaune Clos des Ursules monopole
Founded in Beaune in 1859, Maison Louis Jadot is arguably the world's most important Burgundy négociant by volume and prestige, with an annual production of over 5 million bottles and domaine holdings of 230+ hectares across Burgundy. Acquired by American importer Kobrand in 1985, day-to-day operations remain entirely in Burgundian hands. Jadot is unique in owning vineyards at all quality levels across the entire Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise, and Beaujolais. Its crown jewels include the Beaune Clos des Ursules monopole and grand cru holdings in Chambertin, Musigny, and Corton.
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Who Is This For?
Wine enthusiasts seeking reliable, consistently excellent Burgundy across every appellation and price level
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Beaune Clos des Ursules?
- Clos des Ursules is a 2.4-hectare monopole within Beaune Premier Cru Les Vignes Franches, owned exclusively by Maison Louis Jadot since the 19th century. It produces a structured, age-worthy Pinot Noir that is one of Jadot's most celebrated wines.
- How does Louis Jadot source its wines as a négociant?
- Louis Jadot sources grapes and wines from over 100 grower partners across Burgundy under long-term contracts, supplementing its 230-hectare estate holdings to cover the full range from Bourgogne regional to Grand Cru.
- Does Louis Jadot produce only red wines?
- No, Louis Jadot produces a wide range of both red and white wines. Its white Burgundies, particularly Chardonnays from the Côte de Beaune such as Chevalier-Montrachet and Corton-Charlemagne, are globally renowned alongside its Pinot Noir reds.
- Are Louis Jadot wines suitable for aging?
- Yes, many of its wines, particularly those from Premier Cru and Grand Cru vineyards, possess excellent structure and acidity that allow them to age gracefully for decades under proper cellar conditions.