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The vineyards of the late Henri Jayer were mainly inherited by which two Domaines?

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gattersend | 18:22 Thu 07th Jan 2010 | Drinks
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One of the HAS to be Domaine de la Romanee Conti.
18:25 Thu 07th Jan 2010
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That was not a bad guess by joggerjayne, but I don't think it is the correct answer. joggerjayne presumably knew something of M Jayer's connection with Burgundy. That would make romanee conti a logical choice.
M Jayer owned vineyard land from parantoux and noiret-camuzet. He also made wine with grapes from several other vineyards.
I don't know the answer to this, but I am interested. It was a sad day when M Jayer died a few years ago. Did he leave the land back to parantoux and noiret-camuzet? I don't think it would have been romanee conti.
00:19 Sat 09th Jan 2010

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