The domain's short story
In the 1870s, Eugène Neau, from a line of winegrowers in Saint-Cyr-en-Bourg, bought the Domaine de Nerleux to expand his vineyard. He then passed it on to his son Eugène, who in turn passed it on to Robert. In 1936, Robert Neau, just 15 years old, came to help his father. In 1974, Régis decided to join his parents in the Domaine, which then had 18 hectares of vines. Elisabeth left her job as a teacher and decided to work with her husband on the estate from 1989. Amélie, their daughter, works in the banking sector, but her roots will call her back to the Domaine. The year 2010 marks Amélie's return to the Domaine. She is the ninth generation of this family of winemakers. She is the first woman to head the Domaine de Nerleux. She does her utmost to highlight the typicity of our appellations. Amélie also makes more surprising wines. Often rewarded, they reflect the know-how of a winegrower who has at heart to preserve the heritage that has been entrusted to her.
Our community’s opinion
3.8Latest reviews on the winemaker’s products
14 ReviewsAu nez, nous retrouvons une très belle complexité aromatique avec des arômes de mûres et de cerises noires.
En bouche, les tanins apportent une belle structure. Nous retrouvons des notes épicées en fin de bouche. Vin qui serait idéal pour la garde. A consommer avec une viande rouge.