Château Hait Saint Clair
A brief history
In the early 1960s (1962 to be precise) Raymond and Renée Le Menn bought the Château Haut Saint Clair domain.
As a building and civil engineering contractor Raymond Le Menn used to have his crops converted into wine by the Puisseguin co-operative cellar, which also took care of the marketing.
At that time their son, Yannick, discovered his passion for this noble beverage, which the whole region is so proud of.
Yannick Le Menn studied viticulture and oenology. He then joined with his sister, Nadine Pocci Le Menn, and they bought together another domain, the Chateau Bel Air St George in Montagne in 1978.
Yannick Le Menn converted himself the crops into wine in 1978 for the first time. Since then, he has taken care himself of the wine-making and of the marketing.
As a building and civil engineering contractor Raymond Le Menn used to have his crops converted into wine by the Puisseguin co-operative cellar, which also took care of the marketing.
At that time their son, Yannick, discovered his passion for this noble beverage, which the whole region is so proud of.
Yannick Le Menn studied viticulture and oenology. He then joined with his sister, Nadine Pocci Le Menn, and they bought together another domain, the Chateau Bel Air St George in Montagne in 1978.
Yannick Le Menn converted himself the crops into wine in 1978 for the first time. Since then, he has taken care himself of the wine-making and of the marketing.
