Nadine Gublin

Coming Up

Born in Champagne and now working in Meursault, France, Nadine Gublin has built her career on measured cellar work and close reading of the vineyard. Since 2000 at Domaine Jacques Prieur, her winemaking has given the estate a contemporary register: controlled, precise, and built on restraint rather than gesture. The role sits at the center of that practice, where each harvest is shaped through attention to balance, texture, and the character of the year. At Domaine Jacques Prieur, the work has stayed consistent: listen to the vines, respect the season, and carry that into the cellar without overstatement. Gublin’s tenure has been defined by that discipline. In Meursault, where detail matters at every step, her wines are made in a mode that favors clarity and exactness.

Where They Are Now

That position places Nadine Gublin inside the estate’s present identity, where each cellar decision is part of a longer continuity of practice. The result is work shaped by attention to balance, texture, and the demands of each vintage.

Signature

Among Nadine Gublin’s signature wines are Montrachet, 2022 Santenay Clos Genet, 2022 Santenay 1er Comme, 2022 Santenay 1er Grand Clos Rousseau, and 2022 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Morgeot. Taken together, they show range across site and label while staying within the same disciplined approach. From Montrachet to the 2022 Santenay wines and the 2022 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Morgeot, these cuvées reflect a winemaker working with precision and consistency.

In Their Words “I think we may have a great vintage for the whites – they were super – and for the reds we could make a good triage so we are confident.” The line is practical rather than performative, and that is the point. In it, Gublin shows the kind of cellar judgment that depends on observation, sorting, and confidence in what the vintage has already provided. At Domaine Jacques Prieur, that measured optimism reads as craft: trust the fruit, make the selection, and keep the work grounded.