A successful entrepreneur in the 1920s, Remy Lefevre, left his real estate investments to take over a property in Burgundy. Within a few years, the quality of the wines improved quite a lot. That's when he made a name for himself. Unfortunately, the following generation was not interested in the wine making and the brand disappeared. 

In 2012, a young wine merchant called MW Company decided to revive the brand and it is now a tribute to those hard working families that made Burgundy famous, using passion and hard work to fuel their success.