8 rue Saint-Edmond
58150 Saint Andelain
tel. +33 (0)3 86 39 06 15
Wines — Pouilly Fumé
Visitor reception
Spoken languages: Anglais
Domaine Renaud et Fils
Alongside his friends in Pouilly, the sociable Philippe Renaud enjoys eating and drinking, loves life and a good party! His favorite hobbies are 4x4s, quad bikes, and trials motorcycles. Good reasons to get out in the open air!
Together with his sons Nicolas and Clément, the three of them run a 15-hectare (37 acres) vineyard, of which 7 hectares (17 acres) are on the Saint Andelain hill.
They point out that “vines that struggle make the best wines”; those on the hill, grown in flint, have the perfect location. Nicolas is a man of curiosity. He visits wine growers in other regions, picks up ideas, acquires food for thought.
And Clément, the younger, is already there to prepare for the next phase of the family business, while respecting the vine and the soil, with a new winery now matching the scale of the Renauds’ ambitions.
Alongside his friends in Pouilly, the sociable Philippe Renaud enjoys eating and drinking, loves life and a good party! His favorite hobbies are 4x4s, quad bikes, and trials motorcycles. Good reasons to get out in the open air!
Together with his sons Nicolas and Clément, the three of them run a 15-hectare (37 acres) vineyard, of which 7 hectares (17 acres) are on the Saint Andelain hill.
They point out that “vines that struggle make the best wines”; those on the hill, grown in flint, have the perfect location. Nicolas is a man of curiosity. He visits wine growers in other regions, picks up ideas, acquires food for thought.
And Clément, the younger, is already there to prepare for the next phase of the family business, while respecting the vine and the soil, with a new winery now matching the scale of the Renauds’ ambitions.
Alongside his friends in Pouilly, the sociable Philippe Renaud enjoys eating and drinking, loves life and a good party! His favorite hobbies are 4x4s, quad bikes, and trials motorcycles. Good reasons to get out in the open air!
Together with his sons Nicolas and Clément, the three of them run a 15-hectare (37 acres) vineyard, of which 7 hectares (17 acres) are on the Saint Andelain hill.
They point out that “vines that struggle make the best wines”; those on the hill, grown in flint, have the perfect location. Nicolas is a man of curiosity. He visits wine growers in other regions, picks up ideas, acquires food for thought.
And Clément, the younger, is already there to prepare for the next phase of the family business, while respecting the vine and the soil, with a new winery now matching the scale of the Renauds’ ambitions.