


The receptions and evenings The twelfth-century Cistercian cellar was built to house 2.000 casks of wine; nowadays, however, it can welcome nearly 600 guests. The Renaissance reception rooms can house 200 guests. Whether they make it a lunch, a dinner, a cocktail party or a buffet, directors who care about the image of their firm invite their clients, their employees, and their managers to the Château du Clos de Vougeot. To end a Seminar with a reception at the Château du Clos de Vougeot is an elegant and joyful way of giving the participants a special and unforgettable time. Thus, whether for a day, an evening or just a few hours our hosts and their guests link the spirit of the Château of the Clos de Vougeot with the ethos of their firm. As
well as being a meeting-place for the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin, the
Château du Clos de Vougeot provides a setting for charity evenings. In addition,
its ancient walls may become a jewel-case for the display of the rarest items
from collections or be a haven where people from similar professions can exchange
information about their latest innovations. Clubs, professional bodies, collectors'
associations all choose the Château du Clos de Vougeot for an evening booking
- it then becomes a place of distinction for sharing enthusiasm for the same cause
or the same interest. Whether
it's for art exhibitions, chamber music concerts, band music or jazz, for song,
ballet, or theatre the Château of the Clos de Vougeot can become the most unexpected
setting for cultural events whose exceptional character is enhanced by the magic
of the place. Great family get-togethers require the kind of place, which is big enough to bring together relatives, but also cosy enough for friends and family to feel at ease. Which of us has not dreamt of being lord of the manor for a day and holding a reception without having to worry about details? The ancestral stones of the Château of the Clos de Vougeot have witnessed weddings, birthdays and christenings in the warm spirit of the Burgundy tradition. |
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