Saburin, coming from the Latin " Sabulum " which means " Sand " in French, thus referring to its loamy-sandy soil, has been faithful to its reputation for centuries. On the surface of 71 hectares, the Domaine Guillaume Duvernay exploits 12 hectares of vines, 100% Gamay grape variety and located more precisely on Saburin Nord.

 Located to the north-west of Mont Brouilly, it nevertheless has perfect exposure between north-east, east and south facing sides, which gives the Brouilly Saburins typical Beaujolais aromas between candied fruit and black truffle.