From October 2026, Artcurial will present The Cellar of Les Climats restaurant, Paris, through a series of dedicated auctions. Assembled with passion between 2013 and 2023 by Carole Colin and Denis Jamet, this outstanding cellar is renowned for the richness and quality of its Burgundy wines, offering a remarkable overview of the region’s celebrated climats.
From regional appellations to Grand Crus, the auctions will feature more than 17,000 bottles across over 3,000 lots.

Vue du restaurant Les Climats, rue de Lille à Paris (2013-2023)
© Olivier Sochard
The name of Les Climats (2013-2023) refers to Burgundy’s famous climats: precisely defined vineyard plots that shape the very identity of the region’s wine region and have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage List since 2015.
Reflecting this remarkable mosaic of terroirs, Les Climats wine cellar brings together all the region’s major appellations. The auctions will feature both highly sought-after estates and more confidential domaines, offering an exceptionally comprehensive overview of the richness and diversity of the Burgundy vineyard. Around 60% of the wines offered are red and 40% white, with a strong representation of vintages from 2015 to 2023.

Carole Colin et Denis Jamet, propriétaires du restaurant Les Climats (2013-2023)
© Christine Tamalet
Patiently assembled by Carole Colin and Denis Jamet, the cellar of Les Climats restaurant is the result of more than a decade of meetings, tastings and close exchanges with Burgundy’s winemakers.
Trained alongside some of Paris’ leading chefs, Carole Colin joined forces with Denis Jamet, an entrepreneur with a passion for wine and gastronomy, to build this remarkable collection. During their regular visits to Burgundy, they travelled from domaine to domaine, walked the vineyards, met producers and selected their wines directly at the source. This patient and long-term approach gradually filled their precious tasting notebooks, known as the carnets rouges.
Built on personal relationships, trust and discovery, this hand-on approach shaped Les Climats cellar. Every bottle reflects a rigorous selection process, true to the vision shared by its two founders and guided by deep respect for both nature and the people behind each wine.

Vue du restaurant Les Climats, rue de Lille à Paris (2013-2023)
From its opening in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, Les Climats restaurant set out to showcase the full richness and diversity of Burgundy wines. The restaurant quickly established itself as a must-visit destination for wine lovers from around the world. Less than two years after opening, it was awarded its first Michelin star in 2015. In 2017, its wine list received the prestigious Grand Award from the American magazine Wine Spectator – the highest distinction bestowed on a wine list – placing Les Climats amongst a very select group of restaurants worldwide to receive this prize. Renewed over several consecutive years, this recognition honoured the meticulous selection process carried out directly with Burgundy’s domaines and winemakers. It is accompanied by the publication of a reference work, a wine guidebook dedicated to Burgundy wines.

This cellar also stands out for the exceptional conditions in which the wines have been preserved. The entire collection has benefited from professional storage in a naturally cool and humid environment, providing ideal conditions for ageing.
By its scale, the quality of its provenance and the coherence of its selection, the auction of The Cellar of Les Climats Restaurant, Paris promises to be a major event for wine enthusiasts.
The auctions will offer a rare opportunity to acquire bottles that have been meticulously selected over more than ten years, reflecting both a human adventure and a passion for Burgundy’s terroirs. From the red wines of the Côte d’Auxerre to the great whites of the Mâconnais, including the iconic appellations of the Côte de Nuits, such as Vosne-Romanée, this cellar reveals the full diversity and excellence of Burgundy’s winegrowing heritage.
Auctions
The Cellar of Les Climats Restaurant, Paris
Part I: 14-21 October 2026
Part II: 8-17 December 2026
Contacts
Laurie Matheson, Expert
+33 1 42 99 16 33
Marie Calzada, Specialist
+33 1 42 99 20 24