➔ ABOUT THE PRODUCER
Domaine Michèle et Patrice Rion is a family-run Burgundy estate and négociant based in the village of Premeaux-Prissey, just south of Nuits-Saint-Georges. Established in 1990 by husband and wife Patrice and Michèle Rion, the domaine has grown from a small private holding into a prestigious producer known for its elegant, terroir-driven expressions of Pinot Noir and select white wines.
➔ CURRENT WINES
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Fresh red cherry and raspberry. Light-bodied with silky tannins and a clean finish.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Elegant and perfumed with red fruit, violet, and spice. Silky tannins with a long, refined finish.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Intense red and dark fruit with floral and mineral notes. Full and concentrated with fine tannins.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Old-vine concentration with dark cherry, earth, and spice. Medium-bodied with good structure.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Dark cherry, earth, and spice. Full-bodied with firm tannins and excellent aging potential.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Monopole. Complex dark fruit, mineral, and earthy notes. Full-bodied with powerful tannins and extraordinary length.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Intense and structured with dark fruit, spice, and mineral. Full-bodied with firm tannins.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Rare white Nuits-Saint-Georges. Citrus, white flowers, and mineral. Fresh and precise with a long finish.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Red and dark cherry with earthy notes. Medium to full-bodied with good structure.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Aromatic and complex with red fruit, violet, spice, and mineral. Silky and elegant with a long finish.
The estate spans 9 hectares (~22 acres) of meticulously managed, sustainably farmed vines. Vines are pruned short to keep grape yields low and flavors concentrated.
Traditional Burgundian vinification. Aged in French oak barrels.
Classic Vosne: red fruit, spice, and earth. Medium-bodied with silky tannins and good depth.
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Bourgogne | Chambolle Musigny | Côte de Nuits | Nuits Saint Georges | Vosne Romanée