Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere

Maison de Montille is a respected Burgundy producer working with some of the finest vineyard sites in the Côte de Beaune and Mâconnais. If you're after serious Burgundy whites—particularly Chardonnay with structure and ageing potential—and elegant, savory Pinot Noirs from premier cru vineyards, this is a house worth knowing. The wines consistently score well with specialist critics and deliver the kind of depth and balance that justify their place in any serious wine rack.

About Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere

Maison de Montille draws its authority from deep roots in the Burgundy region, where the house has established itself as a serious producer of both white and red wines across multiple appellations. The producer works with carefully selected vineyard sites in the Côte de Beaune—home to some of Burgundy's most celebrated terroirs—and extends into the Mâconnais, where the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation has become one of its calling cards.

The house focuses on traditional Burgundy grapes: Chardonnay for whites and Pinot Noir for reds. This is not a producer chasing modern trends. Instead, the winemaking approach emphasizes the inherent character of each vineyard site, allowing the terroir to express itself through careful viticulture and measured cellar work. The Chardonnays from Maison de Montille tend toward buttery complexity—wines that develop richness and depth as they age, rather than jumping out of the glass with obvious fruit. The reds show the savory, classic profile typical of well-made Burgundy: restraint, elegance, and a sense of place rather than power.

What sets this producer apart is consistency across different quality tiers. Whether you're buying a Saint-Romain or stepping up to a premier cru Pommard, you're getting the same commitment to balance and structure. The house understands that Burgundy wine is about subtlety and regional authenticity, not extraction or oak dominance. This philosophy runs through every bottle, making Maison de Montille a reliable choice when you want real Burgundy character without the premium pricing of the very largest names.

Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere Wines in Our Collection

The 2020 Pouilly-Fuissé En Vergisson is a standout: 92 points from Jasper Morris and a buttery, complex white that shows why this appellation matters. It's the kind of Chardonnay that rewards patience—drink it now for immediate pleasure, or cellar it for five to ten years to watch the mineral structure emerge. If you want something more approachable but equally serious, the 2022 Saint-Romain offers excellent value, scoring 89 points with the same Burgundy sensibility in a lighter frame—ideal for everyday drinking without compromise.

On the red side, the 2020 Pommard 1er Cru Pomone (88 points) is a savory, classic expression of Côte de Beaune Pinot Noir. This is the wine to choose if you want Burgundy red that tastes of its vineyard: elegant tannins, red fruit without jammy sweetness, and the kind of structure that suits cellaring or pairing with serious food. All our Montille selections hold consistent Vivino ratings of 4.0 or above, reflecting their reliability and drinker satisfaction across multiple vintages.

Food Pairing

The buttery Chardonnays from Pouilly-Fuissé work beautifully with richer poultry dishes—think roasted chicken with cream sauce, or scallops in brown butter. The Saint-Romain, lighter and more mineral, suits cured fish, oysters, and fresh cheeses. The Pommard 1er Cru Pomone pairs excellently with duck, beef stews, and aged hard cheeses. Burgundy reds benefit from slightly cooler serving temperatures and moderate seasoning rather than heavy spice.

What's the difference between Maison de Montille's Pouilly-Fuissé and Saint-Romain whites?

Pouilly-Fuissé (Mâconnais) is richer and more buttery, designed for ageing. Saint-Romain (Côte de Beaune) is lighter and more mineral, better for immediate drinking. Both are quality Burgundy Chardonnay at different levels.

Are these wines suitable for cellaring?

Yes. The 2020 Pouilly-Fuissé En Vergisson (92 pts) and 2020 Pommard 1er Cru Pomone have the structure and balance to age well for 7–10+ years. The younger Saint-Romain is better for near-term drinking.

Why choose Maison de Montille over larger Burgundy producers?

The house delivers consistent quality across all tiers—from entry-level Saint-Romain to premier cru Pommard—without compromising on terroir expression or winemaking integrity. Strong critic scores and reliability make it a dependable choice.

Who makes Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere wines?

Maison de Montille is a respected Burgundy producer with deep roots in the region, working vineyard sites across the Côte de Beaune and Mâconnais appellations in France.

What style of wine does Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere make?

They make traditional Burgundy: buttery, structured Chardonnays with ageing potential, and elegant, savory Pinot Noirs. The 2020 Pouilly-Fuissé scores 92 points, showing the complex white style they're known for.

How much does Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere wine cost?

Their wines range between £35.65 and £79.55. Entry-level whites like Saint-Romain start around £45–£46, while premier cru reds command up to £79.