Family domain in Biodynamics

In autumn 2008, Marie-Thérèse and François SUBRIN went for a radical change: switching to Organic and Biodynamic agriculture simultaneously. The 11 hectares vineyard includes 9 hectares on granitic sands (pink granite) and 2 hectares of basaltic rocks.

Our philosophy

Beaujolais organic wines

Once manually harvested , our Beaujolais wines are mainly grown to be kept several years. We also decided to stay in close contact with consumers through local organic wines exhibition, various travels to keep contact with our partners.

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History of a family which felt in love with Its “Terroir”

Our love and strong commitment towards our “Terroir” have been with the family across generations since 1870. Antonin, our grandfather, started working with cooperative production in 1959, followed by his son François and his spouse Marie-Thérèse. In 2008, they decided to switch to organic and Biodynamic agriculture and created the Domaine du crêt de Bine, taking back the whole responsibility from agriculture, production to commercialization. In 2017, Florence – their daughter then Geoffroy, their nephew, joined them in this new familial journey.

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Crêt de Bine 415 Chemin du Martin 69490 Sarcey
Phone : 0033 (0) 7 71 86 06 24

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end of pruning work

Publié le 28 Mar 2024

This morning, we finiseg pruning work. After 4 months, we aren't too unhappy to change from work and move to spring tasks, spring which is particularily early this year!

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Think of Beaujolais wines for Easter Food and...

Publié le 12 Mar 2024

Red Beaujolais are ideal for Easter meals. Our cuvée Antonin 2022 or François 2021 will nicely fit with your various traditionnal meats and "gratins". Our...

Grounds protection

Publié le 22 Feb 2024

By keeping our grounds covered by vegetal materials, we aim to maintain lower temperatures hence keep a relative freshness underground during warm summers. This is...