About Clarisse

Clarisse de Suremain grew up in Burgundy, in a family with roots in the vines of Monthelie and Rully. She left for a different life — years as a classical pianist, then a master's degree and a stint in consulting — before a chance encounter with winemaker Richard Leroy pulled her back to where she truly belonged.

In 2019, she received her first parcels in Pommard and Volnay — Aligoté and Gamay that a previous owner didn't see the value in. She did. Trained by her uncle Éric de Suremain, mentored by David Didon at Château de Puligny and by Thomas Pico in Chablis, she built a small domaine of around 2.5 hectares farmed entirely by organic and biodynamic principles.

Her wines are honest, precise, and deeply rooted in place — made with minimal intervention, no chemical additives, and a quiet conviction that the best Burgundy doesn't need to announce itself.

Les Maranges

Sitting at the southern tip of the Côte de Beaune, Maranges marks the transition between the Côte d'Or and the Côte Chalonnaise. Its climats lie south of Santenay, on brown limestone soils and limey marls.

The appellation's slightly cooler climate allows for a slower ripening process, enhancing freshness and acidity in the Pinot Noir while preserving concentrated flavours. South-facing slopes give the vines generous sun exposure, and the clay-limestone soils bring real structure and minerality to the wines.

The reds typically show a brilliant raspberry-red colour, with a fruit-laden bouquet of blackcurrant bud and spiced or preserved red fruits.

Long overlooked, Maranges is now recognised as one of Burgundy's best-value terroirs — offering depth and character without the prestige-driven price tag of its northern neighbours.

Experience Our Wines

Exceptionnal Burgundy Wines

Below you'll find the wines and vintages currently available.

As a small domaine working closely with the land, Clarisse's range is always evolving — new appellations and parcels are added as they come, and quantities naturally vary from one vintage to the next.

Whites

Pernand-Vergelesse 2024 (Chardonnay)
Maranges blanc 2023 (Chardonnay)
Arpète 2025 (Aligoté)

Reds

Monthelie 1er Cru "Les Clous" 2024 (Pinot noir)
Monthelie "les Sous Cours" 2024 (Pinot noir)
Les Noces 2023 (Gamay + Pinot noir)

Visits & Inquiries

We only accept visits planned in advance.

If you'd like to visit the domaine, organise a wine tasting, or discuss a possible collaboration, please contact us ahead of time by phone or email — we'll find the best way to accommodate you.

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