A tribute to the blooming biodynamic vineyard. The name 'Les Plants Sont Fleuris' translates literally to "The plants are in bloom," symbolizing the ecosystem-focused philosophy embraced by Sandrine and Olivier at Domaine de la Luolle. The result is a refined, biodynamic Givry Blanc brimming with layers, elegance, and mineral energy.
In the glass, it displays a bright golden-yellow color with warm reflections. The nose opens delicately with aromas of white blossoms, acacia, fresh lemon zest, toasted almonds, and subtle vanilla notes from judicious oak maturation. On the palate, it is fresh, round, and generous, showing a focused, slender structural core. Vibrant acidity provides mineral tension, while its creamy texture and floral softness carry into a long, refreshing finish.
Located at the center of the Côte Chalonnaise, Givry is historically famed for Pinot Noir, yet its limestone-rich slopes yield rare white Burgundies of exceptional quality. These chalky subsoils supply Chardonnay vines with natural tension, crisp acidity, and a focused mineral frame.
Domaine de la Luolle is situated in Moroges, surrounded by the appellations of Givry, Mercurey, Montagny, and Bouzeron. After sailing around the world, Sandrine and Olivier discovered their winemaking calling in Burgundy. Acquiring the estate from organic pioneer Guy Chaumont, they took over soils that have been chemical-free for over half a century. Through dedicated biodynamic farming, Sandrine and Olivier craft pure, expressive terroir wines.