Maison Lelièvre

About the Winery

Maison Lelièvre is a family wine estate in Lucey, Lorraine, established since the time of the Bishops of Toul. The family has been winegrowers for generations, with the first bottling in 1971 by grandfather Jean Lelièvre, which won a gold medal in Paris. Today, brothers Vincent and David Lelièvre represent the third generation of winemakers, having taken over the estate in 2008 after gaining experience in vineyards around the world. The estate cultivates approximately 20 hectares of vines in organic farming across several appellations including AOC Côtes de Toul and IGP Lorraine. The domaine also operates a négociant business and has diversified into spirits and beer (Lapinouze Beer). Their signature wine is the Vin Gris de Toul, a Blanc de Noirs from Gamay and Pinot Noir. The estate is known for its innovative approach and dynamic presence in the wine world.

“A Lorraine family estate since the Bishops of Toul, now in its third generation with Vincent and David Lelièvre producing organic wines on 20 hectares.”