Domain Romanee-Conti, also the worlds most expensive wines were served alongside Henri Jayer – another legendary wine producer from Burgundy. Henri Jayer treasures were served blind, four times, as Jokers for the privileged crowd and the guests were astounded by the impressive selection of twelve pre-phylloxera Domain Romanee-Conti wines served during the weekend which totaled a mind-blowing 9727 Euros on average per bottle. Guests were accommodated at the exquisite 19th Century "Haussman" style chateau Chateau de Mercurey situated amongst the Vineyards in Burgundy, and experienced the most ambitious eight decade tasting of Domain Romanee Conti. The White Club served these exceptional wines in lead free Zalto glasses and 100 point Lalique Glasses designed in partnership with James Suckling for guests to experience the ultimate tasting. A one-of-a kind luxury water was also chosen to accompany the exceptional tasting and menu, Gize, a unique goldfiltered water from Canada. Within the line up, there were two wines presented from South Africa, namely Vilafonte and Epicurean, which impressed the group immensely. The Chateau owner commented that Vilafonte M was a revelation for South African wines, stating “I only drank Burgundy until now”. Malene Meisner, CEO of The White Club commented "In 62 hours we experienced 112 World Class Wines – what a Weekend!” Favourites for Malene Meisner were Romanee Conti 23, Romanee Conti 56, Romanee Conti 89, La Tache 47, Romanee Conti St Viviant 21, Petrus 47 and Margaux 29 and commented “The weekend was exceptional and will probably never again be repeated in my lifetime" For more Information on The White Club and upcoming events visit : www.thewhiteclub.com Press Contact and Enquiries: Shelley Webb shelley@whiteroomsa.com +2.723866527 More information on The White Club: The White Club is an International Private Members Club dedicated to specializing in the finest and rarest wines in the world. Access to the Club is by invitation only, and is limited to 50 members worldwide. The White Clubs philosophy is about sharing unique moments when a truly great wine is opened. This is the place where the grandest wines will be opened and enjoyed amongst like-minded people, not just kept as trophies or investments. The list of wines enjoyed by the members of The White Club are truly amazing, and include such rarities as Dom Perignon Róse 1959 (The rarest champagne in the world), Heidsieck 1907 (Shipwreck Champagne), Romanee Conti 1945 (the rarest Romanee Conti), Lefleur 1947, Mouton Rothschild 1945 and d'Yquem 1811. The White Club arrange around 10 public tastings each year all around the world in the most exciting venues, including the finest cuisine specially prepared by the world’s most talented chefs.