Marc Colin, the patriarch and founder of the domain, created one of the most reputed estates in Chassagne-Montrachet and Saint-Aubin.

Over the past decade, two of his sons, Damien and Joseph, and his daughter Caroline, have taken over. But the quality and reputation has remained constant as the domaine is still considered to be at the top of the Côte de Beaune.
Their vineyard holdings are impressive, as much for the sheer quantity of appellations as for their prestige. They make eleven Saint-Aubin, nine of them as premier crus, as well as six Chassagne-Montrachets, four of which are premier crus. There are three Puligny-Montrachets, two Santenays and two grands crus, Montrachet and Batard-Montrachet.
Often rivalling wines of the neighbouring, more prestigious appellations, Colin’s white Saint-Aubins (alongside those of Hubert Lamy) have lifted the appellation into the constellation of Burgundy’s greatest appellations. But despite the number of different wines they produce, their supply isn’t close to meeting the global demand. Brilliant stylists, the Colins make delicate, vibrant white wines of great beauty.