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Louis Jadot: Négociant name and vineyard ownership

A négociant based in Beaune dealing with wines from across Burgundy. Clos des Ursules is a Beaune Premier Cru displayed as owned by Héritiers Louis Jadot.

This is an introduction to Clos des Ursules with three key details: location, ownership, classification.

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Louis Jadot / Learn by producer

France / Burgundy / Beaune

Aliases & spellings: Louis Jadot

Update date: 2026-09-24

Within Vigne Franche

Clos des Ursules is a walled vineyard within the Vignes Franches of Beaune. Even when a wine has a standalone label, it may reside geographically within a broader vineyard.

Read the ownership title.

The official page uses the designation Domaine des Héritiers Louis Jadot and states this vineyard has been owned since 1826. Adding information about who owns the vineyard, not just the maison name, clarifies the wine’s provenance.

A monopole can still be Premier Cru

This wine is a monopole and is classified as a Premier Cru. Do not equate single ownership with Grand Cru status—record ownership and classification in two separate fields.

What to align and what to compare.

Place

Conditions to standardize
Louis Jadot
Conditions for comparison.
Within Beaune / Vignes Franches
Additional points to confirm
Relationship between labels and geographic scope

Ownership

Conditions to standardize
Louis Jadot
Conditions for comparison.
Éritier, Louis Jadot
Additional points to confirm
In addition to the Maison name, check for the registered proprietorship on the label.

Classification

Conditions to standardize
Louis Jadot
Conditions for comparison.
Premier Cru / Monopole
Additional points to confirm
Classification and monopole holdings are separate concepts.

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Reading Louis Jadot materials: Négociant name and vineyard ownership

Compare the stated conditions in the documentation. Numbers specifying vintages should be treated as information for that specific year.

This summarizes materials published by producers, regional groups, and importers. Each source includes the publisher and the date the material was checked.

Comparison itemsWhat can be determined from the materialsAbility to distinguish by reading
PlaceWithin Beaune / Vignes FranchesRelationship between labels and geographic scope
OwnershipÉritier, Louis JadotIn addition to the Maison name, check for the registered proprietorship on the label.
ClassificationPremier Cru / MonopoleClassification and monopole holdings are separate concepts.

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1. Where is Clos des Ursules located?
2. What is checked by the Éritier labeling?
3. Can you determine Grand Cru status from the monopole label?

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Where is Clos des Ursules located?
Located inside the vineyards of Beaune.

What does the Éritier labeling confirm?
Read Maison’s brand and vineyard ownership separately.

Can you determine Grand Cru status just from a monopole label?
Clos des Ursules is a Premier Cru monopole. At Clos des Ursules, both the Premier Cru classification and the monopole (single ownership) are noted together. Each label should be read for location, ownership, and classification separately, not inferred from one data point.

Basis and sources for the exercise

Practice exercises in comparison

Please explain differences in raw materials and winemaking by reading the table and sources.

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Conditions for ComparisonComparison itemsWhat can be determined from the materialsAbility to distinguish by reading
PlaceWithin Beaune / Vignes FranchesRelationship between labels and geographic scope
OwnershipÉritier, Louis JadotIn addition to the Maison name, check for the registered proprietorship on the label.
ClassificationPremier Cru / MonopoleClassification and monopole holdings are separate concepts.

Sources of materials used for comparison are listed in the text and exercises.

Explain in your own words

Please introduce Clos des Ursules with its location, ownership, and classification.

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  • Did you distinguish and explain the three items in the table?
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