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Domaine d'Ardhuy

Domaine d'Ardhuy is a Burgundy estate based in Corgoloin in the Côte de Nuits, covering approximately 40 hectares across a wide range of appellations from Bourgogne to Grand Cru. The domaine's crown jewels are its Grand Cru holdings: Clos de Vougeot on the Vougeot plateau and Corton Les Hautes Mourottes on the Corton hill, alongside Premier Cru parcels in Savigny-lès-Beaune Les Narbantons. The estate is owned by the Ardhuy family and has attracted increasing critical attention since the 2000s for meticulous viticulture and measured extraction. Vineyard management emphasizes low yields and old-vine preservation across the estate's mosaic of appellation parcels. At auction, d'Ardhuy averages $128 per bottle across 233 lots with a narrow price range ($55–$201) — suggesting consistent quality across the portfolio without extreme vintage variation or outlier trophy bottles. The tight ceiling of $201 indicates that Clos de Vougeot and Corton Grand Cru bottles from top vintages are present but not pushing auction records, likely reflecting the domaine's size and relative obscurity compared to Burgundy's most sought-after small producers. The Narbantons Premier Cru from Savigny represents the most traded wine in volume. The Côte-Rôtie occupies a distinct secondary market position within the portfolio, drawing collectors focused on the northern Rhône who might not otherwise seek out the Savigny-based domaine.