In 1141, Cistercian nuns from the Tart Abbey acquired the vineyards that later became Clos de Tart
Darius Sanai attends an evening of fine music and fabulous wine on the slopes of Burgundy
Frédéric Engerer, CEO of the Pinault family’s Artemis Domaines wine estates group, held quite an evening to celebrate the revitalisation of the fabled Clos de Tart estate in Burgundy under the family’s aegis. The family headed by luxury goods magnate Francois Pinault, who also own Chateau Latour among others, bought Clos de Tart in 2018 and its centuries old buildings have been reworked lovingly to refresh their feel.
Frédéric Engerer, CEO of Artemis Domaines
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An orchestra known as the Octuor Ephemère, drawn from the ranks of the Berlin Philharmonic and orchestras in Paris, played a selection of pieces by Mendelssohn, Mozart and Duke Ellington to a small but highly exclusive crowd comprising some of Burgundy’s most celebrated wine estate owners and some of Artemis Domaines’ most significant clients from around the world. Members of the Octuor Ephemere with Frédéric Engerer and the team from Clos de Tart
The wine itself, one of Burgundy’s most famous, made from 100% Pinot Noir from a single parcel of land above the buildings, is also receiving an upgrade to even dizzier heights with the help of newly appointed winemaker Alessandro Noli.
Some of the wine world superstars:
Jean-Marc Roulot, Frédéric Engerer...