Founded in 1820, Albert Morot was originally one of the largest négociant houses in Burgundy. In 1880, Berthe Morot built the castle in Creusotte Park, where the estate is still located today.

Subsequent generations ceased négociant activities and focused on the estate vineyards. In 2000, Albert Morot’s great-great-nephew, Geoffroy Choppin de Janvry took over. He committed to sustainable farming and the estate has been certified organic since 2015. The estate covers eight hectares, distinguished by 10 appellations in the most famous Premiers Crus of the Beaune appellation.

Adopting a minimal intervention approach, Geoffroy crafted wines of ultimate purity. In 2023, the Guillaume and Sophie Poitrinal family group acquired the historic estate. Winemaker Pierre-Jean Villa manages the estate, providing new impetus while continuing the work carried out over several generations. Pierre-Jean aims to produce vibrant, elegant wines from this mosaic of parcels.