Camille Cluny
Domaine Cluny
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Anecdotes about the domain
The two sisters represent the first female generation at the head of Domaine Cluny!
The domain's short story
The history of the estate began in the 20th century when Charles Cluny, who initially came to work at Château de Brochon, invested in a few plots of vines himself. His son, Paul Cluny, then took over. He worked the estate and gave it a new lease of life by enlarging it before passing it on to his son Charles. Michel took over from his father Paul, buying new plots of land. Then he passed it on to his son, Hervé Cluny in 1990, the 5th generation of the family in charge of the estate and father of Léa and Camille. They are the ones who now manage 7 hectares of the most beautiful parcels of the Côte de Nuits! At respectively 27 and 30 years old, they breathe thanks to the work of Édouard, Léa's husband and winemaker of the domain, a wind of freshness and femininity on the Côte de Nuit with resolutely modern wine styles.
The winemaker's pride
Domaine Cluny owns 7 hectares of vineyards in Burgundy, cultivated for 5 generations! Traditional winemaking techniques combined with a responsible vision of wine is the essence of the Cluny vintages. Camille and her sister Léa are at the head of the Domaine. These thirty year old winemakers bring a breath of fresh air to these hundred year old vines.
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