The new cellar of Château Haut-Bailly
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Since autumn 2020, visitors have the opportunity to discover the curved, streamlined appearance and magnificent suspended garden of a new cellar in perfect harmony with its environment, designed by architect Daniel Romeo.
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The inside of the building gives a glimpse of the cellar of the future: state-of-the-art, high-precision technical facilities with no compromise on aesthetics – here, everything is carefully thought through to create a great wine.
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The project has obtained Excellent High Environmental Quality (HQE) certification in recognition of efforts to save energy, manage water and waste, and optimise the working conditions of the cellar teams.
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The garden, meanwhile, is a key component. It appears to soar above the vineyards and gracefully links the château, vineyards and cellar. Planted at the top of the dome, it offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape and is an invitation to contemplation.”