Domaine Marquis de Laguiche is a 2 hectares estate in Côte de Beaune, on the Puligny side of the appellation, Burgundy. Marquis de Laguiche is a current winegrower of the domaine, whereas the Drouhin family is in charge of both the vinification and viticulture.

The wines of Domaine Marquis de Laguiche are known for their palate, the structure is dominantly of a harmonious roundness.

Top wines of Domaine Marquis de Laguiche are: Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru and Le Montrachet. On CellarTracker the Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru 2010 scored 98 and the Le Montrachet 2016 scored 97.

Nowadays Marquis de Laguiche is responsible for the viticulture of the estate. Since 1947 Maison Joseph Drouhin has been picking and producing wines from Domaine Marquis de Laguiche vineyards. Though the wines are sold under the Laguiche label.

The roots of the estate date back to the French Revolution, when Charles-Amable de Laguiche vineyards’ possessions of 4 hectares were confiscated. In the early 19th century the holdings were returned to the Laguiches family. Soon the estate was divided between two family branches: the Laguiches and the Mandelots.

At Domaine Marquis de Laguiche the grapes are hand-harvested in small open crates, which helps to save the fruits from damage. If needed, the grapes are sorted twice: in the vineyard and the winery. Slow and careful pressing is applied. The juice is vinified in barrels.

The wines are matured in French oak barrels with 25 percent of new wood. The length of the ageing is from 15 to 18 months.