Thomas Broyer

About the Winery

Thomas Broyer took over the family estate in 2014, which comprises more than 9 hectares of mostly old vines across three Beaujolais crus: Juliénas, Chénas, and Saint-Amour, all from Gamay noir à jus blanc. He also produces Bourgogne Blanc from Chardonnay. The estate has been in the family for several generations. Thomas follows a philosophy of respecting different terroirs through regular plowing throughout the year, and practices traditional Beaujolais vinification to produce characterful and generous wines. The domaine operates without specific labels or affiliations, drawing inspiration from the seasons and passion to adapt work to the needs of the vines.

“Thomas Broyer manages over 9 hectares of family vines across three Beaujolais crus (Juliénas, Chénas, Saint-Amour) with traditional gamay-focused winemaking.”