Since taking over the reins of the family domaine in 2019, Guillaume has made momentous jumps, embarking on another project with his wife, Camille. This undertaking is all about family, whilst being completely separate from Henri Boillot. Guillame, Camille, and their children are more closely immersed in this project, including harvesting, winemaking, marketing, et cetera. Most importantly, they are setting up the next generation with a strong foundation.

Much like Henri Boillot, Camille & Guillaume’s portfolio is a mix of  Domaine holdings and négoce, including: Bourgogne ‘Corvée aux Moines,’ Meursault 1er Cru ‘Les Charmes,’ Puligny-Montrachet ‘Les Enseignères,’ Pommard 1er Cru, et cetera. The majority of the vineyard production is located in their backyard of the Côte de Beaune, making sustainable vineyard management central for Guillaume, Camille, and their team, with domaine, and négoce alike.

The winemaking mimics that of the domaine with a new label and fresh approach to the market. However, they are choosing to stick to their laurels when it comes to white wine production, with sensitivity to type and timing of presses, minimal bâtonnage, and dialing back the percentage of new oak.  For the red wines —vinification intégrale— is central for these cuvées. This process allows for more gentle extraction, while fostering precision and beautiful aromatics.