Guy Berthaut inherited his father's estate at just 11 years old. His mother ruled until 1930, when he, now 18, came into possession. At that time, the wine was sold wholesale to various merchants. After World War II, Guy began bottling under the family name and managed to build a clientele in the United States. In 2013, his granddaughter Amélie graduated from the University of Bordeaux (engineering and viticulture) and inherited her grandfather's lands in Fixin, as well as some of her mother's shares in Domaine François Gerbet, in Vosne-Romanée. The mansion is now called Domaine Berthaut Gerbet. Amélie now has a very good portfolio of vines and the wines are beginning to acquire her own style, which builds on the classic pure style of Domaine Berthaut and offers a richer taste and delicacy. She is definitely a rising star in Burgundy.