Saint-Romain is a super attractive Burgundian village, located just west of Pommard. and is surrounded between sheer cliffs and a rocky spur. It's one of the oldest villages of the region. The vineyards of Saint-Romain are some of the highest of the Côte de Beaune. Sitting at an altitude between 280 and 450 meters, they are some of the earliest established sites in Burgundy. 

An exceptional and striking example of Saint-Romain, this wine bursts with deep aromas of Amalfi lemon, toasted nuts, and a hint of smoke. The palate is vibrant and mineral-driven, showing remarkable concentration and a silky, seamless texture. The finish is extraordinarily long and complex—truly impressive for a village-level wine.