The two most famous of these vineyards are undoubtedly Romanee Conti (also a vineyard itself) and La Tache. DRC owns these vineyards in their entirety, known in French wine laws as a “Monopole.” ...

This is Domaine de la Romanée-Conti. Romanée-Conti. This is a 2009. It is a tiny little monopole in Burgundy. So, it's pinot noir but it is on the list here — single bottle: $16,000.

So, too, do the finished wines released earlier this year. Particularly from the Domaine’s two monopoles, Pinot Noir of musical grace emerged during that awkward summer. The 2007 Romanée-Conti ...

Romanee-Conti only produced 600 bottles in 1945, the last year the producer used its older vines before it replaced them with younger ones in 1947. (And when you consider that, $558,000 almost ...

DRC also continues to demand top dollar at auction, with the most expensive DRC lot in 2023 fetching US$275,000 for five magnums of a 1998 vintage Romanée-Conti at a New York auction, per the report.

Altogether, Costco should be making a profit of roughly $5,500, since the four-pack is priced at $40,000. The Romanée-Conti vineyard was first owned by monks from the Saint-Vivant monastery in 1232.

The Richebourg, created by “visionary” winemaker Henri Jayer, costs an average of just over $15,000 per bottle. The Romanee-Conti Grand Cru, which comes from the same Cotês de Nuit range ...

Wine SpectatorDirect Matches Monopole: An appellation or other designated winegrowing region controlled entirely by one winery. Notable examples include Domaine de la Romanée-Conti's Romanée-Conti and ...

October 19, 2021 A Collection of Coveted French Burgundy Wines May Fetch $1 Million at Auction Next Month The 25 lots of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti will include some rare magnums and methuselahs.