Innovation has been at the core of Maison Louis Latour since our inception, and today, we are at the forefront of wine research in Burgundy. Our research investigates the impact of vinegrowing and winemaking on the climate, environment, and geological complexities of each parcel, as well as the genetic diversity of the vines in our vineyards.

Since 1996 our weather stations have been managed in partnership with the University of Dijon, the data collected has allowed us take better vineyard management decisions. In recent years this work has gone even further with an initiative called 'Paysage de Corton'. The initiative stems from the work begun by Maison Louis Latour and, in 2009, became an association with other growers from the village of Aloxe Corton.

This partnership between growers is unique and seeks to address the problems of erosion and drainage in the village's vineyards. It undertakes projects such as the planting of trees and hedges and the maintenance of beehives to promote biodiversity.