A Burgundy mainstay dating back to the mid-1800’s, Camille Giroud stands out for its uniquely amphibian existence, its history divided into two distinct stages that today form the full identity of the brand. As a “maison de negoce” the company’s know-how has historically revolved around the purchase of age-worthy musts and wines to be aged, stored and commercialized when ready. It was only in 1989 that the founder’s grandsons began to switch the focus to in-house production of wines from grapes grown by independent winegrowers or harvested directly from the estate’s own vineyards. Today, Camille Giroud occupies an exceptional niche in the world of Burgundy wine, simultaneously serving as a dependable source for traditional, old-vintage bottlings as well as current vintage Burgundy wines produced in a more modern, transparent and terroir-driven style.
