Faiveley owns three parcels within this iconic 50-hectare Clos, two in the lower section and one in the central area near the château, including part of Grand Maupertuis, reflecting the complexity of Burgundy’s fragmented ownership. Enclosed by drystone walls and shaped over centuries by the monks of Cîteaux from the Middle Ages onward, the Clos was gradually developed over more than 200 years, with its boundaries formalised in the 14th century and its wall completed in the 15th century. Today, around 82 owners share this historic vineyard.
