The soils of the Côte de Beaune are covered with limestone scree coming from the top of the hill, red silts deposited in the glacial era, and rocks resulting from the alteration of the underlying geological strata. Brown limestone and stony soils characterise the southern part of the Côte d'Or. At the top of slope, the soils are lean, very limestone, they enrich themselves in clay going down. There are three different hillsides: those of the Corton mountain, those of the Côte des Blancs and those of Chassagne, Santenay and Maranges.

Domaine Arnaud Ente owns only 4 hectares divided across 10 parcels in the villages of Meursault and Puligny-Montrachet. The ambition is not about pursuing the spotlight, although Arnaud Ente is unquestionably a star in the region. Arnaud and his wife, Marie-Odile, run their estate like a small garden producing an exquisite range of micro-production, with a quest for balance, precision and tension. Arnaud Ente is very meticulous and precise at making Organic wines, certified since 2012.