Stand at the Wall of Romanée-Conti

Stand before Burgundy's holiest ground—the 1.81-hectare monopoly producing fewer than 500 cases of one of the world's rarest, most expensive wines since 1764.

What to do there

TourStand at the Wall of Romanée-ContiRomanée-Conti: 1.8 hectares. 5,000 bottles per year. $25,000 average bottle price. In 2018, a single bottle of 1945 DRC sold at Sotheby's for $558,000 - the most expensive wine ever auctioned. You cannot tour the domaine. But you can stand at the wall and touch the stones that guard the world's most valuable vineyard.

Wineries nearby

Winery Richebourg: The Shared Legend Richebourg's 8 hectares share legend between Domaine de la Romanée-Conti (3.5ha) & Henri Jayer's legendary bottles (retired 2001, now priceless)—full-bodied muscular Pinot Noir aging from black fruit & violet to forest floor, truffle, leather on limestone slopes.
Winery Domaine Leroy: The Rival Legend The rivalry between Lalou Bize-Leroy and Domaine de la Romanée-Conti shaped modern Burgundy — her Vosne-Romanée 1ers age 40+ years, defying skeptics.
Winery · Burgundy Domaine Méo-Camuzet Méo-Camuzet controls some of Burgundy's greatest terroirs — their Vosne-Romanée Les Chaumes and Cros Parantoux rank among Pinot Noir's most complex expressions.