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CLOS DES MENUTS

SAINT-EMILION GRAND CRU
WINES & MONOLITHIC CELLARS

Monolithic cellars

Located in the very heart of Saint-Emilion, the Clos des Menuts Monolithic Cellars are a must-see on any visit to Saint-Emilion. Dotted with ancient grain silos from the Middle Ages, they are a popular stopover for the many visitors to the medieval town: they are among the most beautiful in the village.

00 33 5 57 74 45 77 ; closdesmenuts@live.fr ; 2 place du chapitre, Saint-Emilion, FRANCE

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A family
story

With ancestors who were tenant farmers, winemakers, coopers, cellar masters and wine merchants (all from Saint-Emilion or Saint-Christophe des Bardes), vines and wine have run in the veins of the RIVIERE family for over 300 years.

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Passion, respect for the terroir, excellence and elegance are the watchwords of the entire Clos des Menuts team.

Edmond Andrieu

Edmond Andrieu

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Arlette et Pierre Riviere, with there sons

Jean-Pierre and Philippe

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Pierre and Philippe Riviere, during harverst

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Pierre, Philippe and Jean-Pierre Riviere, and Serge, Head of Culture

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Philippe and Jean-Pierre Riviere in the vineyards of Clos des Menuts

Our commitment
serving wine and the vine

The quest for excellence

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It accompanies us throughout the wine-making process, combining know-how, traditional methods and modern tools.

Preserving the environment

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We are proud to have been awarded HVE3 certification, reflecting our ongoing commitment to preserving biodiversity and our land.

The ambassador of a terroir

 

As lovers of this terroir, we have made it our mission to promote the elegance and character of Saint-Emilion wines in France and around the world.

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The Brunet door:
The emblem of our labels

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The Brunet door, featured on our 3 labels, is just a few metres from the first hectare acquired by the Andrieu and then Riviere families. 

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It is part of the ramparts of the medieval town, built in the 12th century to protect the prosperous village and demonstrate its power. It was also a source of revenue for the village, as a tax had to be paid to enter. 

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Of the seven gates built, this is the only one that has not been destroyed over the centuries​.

Contact-us!

2 Place du Chapitre

33330 SAINT-EMILION, FRANCE

00 33 5 57 74 45 77

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