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Clos La Neuve

Clos La Neuve

Mathilde Caire

domaine
Pourrieres

Born in Provence in 1936, Clos La Neuve is a family estate passed down from generation to generation. The Joly Caire family carries on an alliance of tradition, modernity and sustainable winegrowing across 300 hectares of unspoilt nature, including 38 hectares of vines, where every bottle reflects a heritage and an exceptional land.

Domaine Clos La Neuve today spans 38 hectares of vines, bathed in sunshine and rocked by the mistral. The terroir here is generous, made up of red clays and limestone scree, well-suited to noble grape varieties: Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault and Rolle, which give rise to balanced, lively, heartfelt wines. Here, every vine is a witness to time, rooted in history and know-how.

Born at the heart of Provence, Clos La Neuve is far more than a wine estate: it is the story of a family united by a passion for the land since 1936. It all began with Désiré Henry, an inspired pioneer, who planted the first vines on this land, sensing its promise. From generation to generation, the estate has grown, modernised and embraced sustainable winegrowing, all without ever forgetting its roots.

Today, this living heritage is carried on by the Joly Caire family, heirs to the know-how passed down by Pierre Joly, creator of the brand and architect of its renown. Across 300 hectares of unspoilt nature, including 38 dedicated to vines and 6 to an olive grove, Clos La Neuve celebrates a harmony between tradition and modernity. Every bottle tells the story of a beloved land and a cherished heritage, season after season.



Clos La Neuve
Clos La Neuve
Clos La Neuve

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