Albert Morot is a family-owned estate situated in the Côte De Beaune wine region. The company bought its first vines in the 1880s, and built the cellars, Château de Creusotte, in 1898. Morot's great-granddaughter Françoise Choppin inherited the estate in 1984 focusing to the estate-owned vineyard parcels. On average, Albert Morot's vines are 45 years old. The vineyards are farmed using organic viticultural practices and yields are kept low. Grapes are hand-harvested and destemmed prior to vinification. The wines are aged in 50 percent new oak barriques for 18 months prior to being bottled without filtration.

Gerardo Cesari, is a winery located in Valpolicella, founded by Gerardo Cesari in 1936. The Cesari family bought new vineyards in Valpolicella, as the vision of Franco Cesari, son of the founder, was to produce a red wine able to compete with the most important wines produced in Italy and abroad. Cesari is a winery deeply established in Valpolicella and it is considered one of the most important Italian wine producers in terms of quality. Today, Gerardo Cesari sets itself further targets: to produce unique, elegant, fine wines, drawing on tradition but using the latest knowledge in vineyard cultivation, with environmentally sustainable growing techniques and offering consumers the guarantees of a certified wine-making process. 

Prophet's Rock is a winery in the Central Otago region in New Zealand's South Island. The winery is primarily known for producing Pinot Noir alongside Riesling, Pinot Gris and a dessert wine. The winery was founded in 1999 and predominantly uses two key vineyards, the Prophet's Rock Home Vineyard and Rocky Point. Although both are based on steep slopes, the Home Vineyard is a medley of schist, clay and chalk, while Rocky Point is stony with steep slopes.