A 1.8-hectare vineyard producing 6,000 bottles a year — the most fought-over patch of earth in wine.
The Domaine de la Romanee-Conti 1990 achieved $28,112 per bottle at Zachys auction in 2014, and a single original wooden case of 12 bottles sold for over $476,000. The 1990 is considered among the five greatest DRC vintages of the 20th century — a year of perfect balance between the concentration of a hot summer and the freshness of well-timed rains. The vineyard covers just 1.8 hectares in Vosne-Romanee, Burgundy, and produces approximately 6,000 bottles per year. It is the most fought-over small vineyard on earth.
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