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Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

France, Burgundy, Côte-d’Or

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti’s mission, from generation to generation and guided by a relentless pursuit of excellence, is to make its grands crus the greatest in Burgundy.

In 1869, Jacques-Marie Duvault, renowned Burgundian oenologist, realised his dream and acquired Romanée-Conti. Today, his descendants remain co-owners via a supervisory board, while the domaine is run by shareholder-manager in Aubert de Villaine and his 42 year-old nephew, Bertrand de Villaine. Until his sudden passing in November 2018, Henry-Frédéric Roch oversaw operations alongside Aubert.

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti achieves the unparalleled quality of its wines by exhibiting a deep respect for the soil and a keen awareness of the precious and fragile gift from Mother Nature.  The estate has been organic since the 1980s and since 2007 has been fully biodynamic. A rigorous policy of keeping yields as low as possible ensures a concentration and depth to the fruit before harvest.

The result are wines that few would dispute are of the world’s finest.

Despite their fame and rarity, they avoid pretence. After a decade or more, you will be rewarded by a seductive and silky wine truly in a class of its own.

What are allocation wines?

Allocation wines represent the best of the best of winemaking, produced in limited quantities and available only to a select group. These rare masterpieces are produced on small-scale, the quality is exceptional, and they are in very high demand.
We receive limited quantities of these sought-after wines, and allocate them to customers who are on our allocation list.
Enquire to join an allocation list