Cave de Lugny

Cave de Lugny is a wine cooperative in the Mâconnais, officially founded on 30 January 1927. It began with 116 members and retained two production sites after a merger in 1966. The name Cave de Lugny was adopted in 1987, and Cave de Chardonnay joined in 1994.

The cooperative has 1,180 hectares of vines devoted exclusively to the Chardonnay grape, while vineyard sites in Lugny include Les Charmes, Les Beluses and La Carte. White wines are vinified and aged in Lugny, where all its appellations are bottled, labelled and dispatched. Red wines are vinified at Saint-Gengoux-de-Scissé, while sparkling wines are made in the village of Chardonnay. Its wines include Mâcon reds made from Gamay, Bourgogne reds from Pinot Noir, and Crémant de Bourgogne, produced using the traditional method since 1975, principally from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.