Based in Savigny Les Beaune for 13th generations, the Domaine is now at the helm of brothers Jean-Philippe and Jean-Edouard Camp. Since 2017 the brothers cultivate almost 7ha of vineyards, exclusively in the village of Savigny, gaining organic and biodynamic certification in 2020. Each 11 different plots are individually vinified in Micro cuvees totalling no more than 6,500 bottles.

The Domaine’s ethos is to preserve and respect the soil, the plants and the people who work the land. The pair focus on minimising their carbon footprint by not using heavy machinery, no ploughing, just gentle aeration of the soil. The youngest vines are 30 years old with the average age between 45-50 years old. One particular thing to note about the wines is that the whites are 50% Pinot Blanc and 50% Chardonnay, which makes them more lifted without losing their Burgundian Identity.

 It’s all about the attention to detail, this flows from the vineyard into the cellars which are underground in the centre of the village. Jean Philippe promotes all things natural, avoiding extraction and maturation takes place in old demi muids.

This new Domaine is flying under the radar, for now! Which is a rare thing in Burgundy, mostly reflecting Jean Philippe Camp’s quiet and determined attitude. We’re extremely excited and proud to represent Domaine Camp-Atthalin in the UK.