Domaine Charton-Vachet is a 10 hectares large property in Saint-Vallerin, Saône-et-Loire, Burgundy. The vineyards are farmed in accordance with organic principles and are certified by AB. Didier Charton-Vachet is the winemaker.

Didier Charton-Vachet’s wines have typical Mâconnais acidity, but are not as extreme as in Chablis, are well-structured and have a nice length.

The top wines of the domaine are: Montagny Premier Cru Les Jardins and Montagny Cuvée Théophanie.

On Vivino Montagny Premier Cru Les Jardins scored 4.3, Montagny Cuvée Théophanie scored 4.1.

Didier Charton-Vachet is the winemaker at Domaine Charton-Vachet since 2013.

The Vachet family has been in the winemaking business since the 18th century. Didier Charton-Vachet’s father-in-law, Jean Vachet founded the domaine.

Jean Vachet retired in 1993, setting up a leasing arrangement with two of his vineyard workers. They sold the grapes to the local cooperative. At that time none of his three children was interested in following the family's footsteps.

In 2009 Didier Charton-Vachet had his first harvest, selling everything to the cooperative. He decided to bottle everything himself, and his first vinification took place in 2013.

The vineyards of Domaine Charton-Vachet are farmed in accordance with organic principles and are certified by AB since 2019.

The vineyards are ploughed. The vines are pruned following the Poussard method.

Didier Charton-Vachet uses concrete tanks and one-year-old barrels for his wines.