Clos de Tart

The only Burgundy Grand Cru monopole never divided since 1141 — 7.53 hectares of limestone terroir owned entirely since 2017 by Château Latour's billionaire François Pinault.

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WineryClos de Tart: 900 Years, 4 OwnersIn 1141, Cistercian nuns founded this 7.5-hectare vineyard. It has never been divided. In 2017, François Pinault (who also owns Château Latour) became only the fourth owner in 900 years, paying a reported €230+ million. This is Burgundy's largest Grand Cru monopole - and one of the most exclusive tastings on Earth.

Wineries nearby

Winery Domaine Dujac By appointment — Jeremy or Alec Seysses pour from barrels in a cellar their father bought in 1968 with zero winemaking experience.
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Winery · Burgundy Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé Since 1450, the Vogüé family has stewarded Chambolle-Musigny.