Domaine Dubuet-Monthelie is a domaine with a 200 years old history, situated in Monthélie, Burgundy. David Dubuet farms the domain with a sustainable approach, but without certification. The domaine holds 8 hectares of vineyards covering appellations from Monthélie to Pernand-Vergelesses.

The domaine makes rich and complex wines, reflecting the expression of each terroir.

Top wine of the domaine is Beaune Premier Cru Les Aigrots. On CellarTracker the Beaune Premier Cru Les Aigrots 2011 is scored 92.

The winemaker of the Domaine Dubuet-Monthélie is David Dubuet, also a president of the local ODG. David Dubuet succeeded his father, Guy Dubuet.

When Guy Dubuet was in control, the domaine was called Domaine Guy Dubuet & Fils, but David Dubuet renamed it to reference his mother Suzanne Monthélie.

The history of the domaine goes back to the beginning of the 19th century, as it is engraved on the domaine stone: “EVB 1817”.

The vineyards of the Domaine Dubuet-Monthélie are farmed according to the sustainable approach, but without certification.

Beyond winter pruning, severe disbudding and glueing are conducted. The grapes are harvested manually. The treatments are avoided as much as possible. Phytosanitary products that can be used in organic farming are frequently applied.