1.   Fewer grapes means more intensive wines and, at their best, Jayer-Gilles wines show all the intensity of wines from much more famous Burgundy vineyards.

2.   Many famous Burgundy vineyards are shared by multiple owners.

3.   Not all Burgundy vineyards have been chopped up like cabbage over the years.

4.   The Burgundy vineyard was Les Suchots in the village of Vosne-Romanee, France.