Cave de Clochemerle

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La Cave de
Clochemerle

Showcase of the wines
of the commune of
Vaux-en-Beaujolais

Our village is better known under the name of Clochemerle, a novel written by Gabriel Chevallier, who admitted that he was inspired by it.

Located in the heart of the Beaujolais wine region, in the middle of the vineyards, perched on the hillside, you can admire the whole of the Saône plain as far as the Alps.

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Our cellar

Inaugurated in 1956,

the Cave de Clochemerle is a place of meetings and festive events where you can taste and buy the wines produced and selected among the best Beaujolais-Villages of Vaux-en-Beaujolais…

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Our wines

The wines are part of the Beaujolais-Villages Protected Designation of Origin.

The main grape varieties of the area are Gamay and Chardonnay.

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Cave de Clochemerle

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  • BD MIAM 2023
    BD MIAM 2023
    17 June 2023 - 18 June 2023
    Vaux-en-Beaujolais

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Wine tourism

The commune of Vaux-en-Beaujolais has created a wine tourism centre dedicated to the author Gabriel Chevallier.
The central point is the Cave de Clochemerle.

The theatre and museum are open to the public during the cellar’s opening hours.

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The brotherhood
of Gosier Sec

Created in 1961, the first chapter took place on February 2nd 1962.

The name G.O.S.I.E.R. S.E.C. stands for “Groupement des Organisations Sociales, Intellectuelles, Éducatives, Récréatives, Sportives Et Culturelles”…

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They talk about us...

A Beaujolais cellar with a warm welcome and good bottles at a reasonable price. Good memories of Gabriel Chevalier's novel.
André Grange
A magical place in a timeless village, it was a pleasure to come and drink a Gamay de Justine (or other wines) in the shade of the cellar or on the square. To be seen and seen again, we were won over.
Rémy Leizorovicz (Bosno)
A beautiful village on the slopes of the Beaujolais, better known under the name of Clochemerle, which had its hours of glory thanks to the writer Gabriel Chevallier and his numerous film transcriptions in the 1960s.
Pierre P
A very, very pretty cellar not to be missed if you make a stopover in Vaux en Beaujolais. Despite its modest size, it conceals many treasures: Beautiful coloured frescoes on its walls, many Beaujolais wines in its fridges and even, even... Gabriel Chevallier's eponymous book in pocket format! I bought it this summer and reading it was as enjoyable as drinking a glass of Saint Amour or Morgon, that's for sure. Don't miss it, it would be a sin. Long live Clochemerle!
Georges Desplaces
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