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Clarendelle and Domaine Clarence Dillon: A Prestigious Wine Partnership for the Oscars 2025

In an exciting announcement, the renowned Clarendelle brand and the esteemed Domaine Clarence Dillon revealed their return as the official wine partners of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. This remarkable collaboration marks the third consecutive year that these luxurious wines will be served at the Oscars, specifically during the prestigious 97th ceremony scheduled for 2025.

This partnership beautifully merges the worlds of high-end Bordeaux wines with the glamour of Hollywood, creating an extraordinary experience for the film industry’s elite. Clarendelle and Domaine Clarence Dillon will be the exclusive wine providers for a series of elite events surrounding the Oscars, ensuring that guests enjoy some of the most exceptional wines that Bordeaux has to offer.

The wines will not only be served at the main event held at the Dolby Theatre in Ovation Hollywood but will also be featured at the legendary Governor's Ball following the ceremony. Here, attendees can delight in sipping these exquisite wines while celebrating the winners who have just received their coveted golden statuettes. Moreover, guests will have the unique opportunity to taste these elegant wines alongside a gourmet menu curated by the renowned Wolfgang Puck Catering, promising a culinary experience that is truly unforgettable.

Prince Robert of Luxembourg, the CEO of Domaine Clarence Dillon, expressed his excitement about this continued collaboration, stating, “It is a true honor to partner with the Oscars for the third year, connecting my family's legacy with the world of cinema and the arts.” His passion is evident, having blended his initial career as a writer with a deep commitment to viticulture, thus forging a unique pathway between wine and film.

This year’s lineup will include several exquisite selections, including two new wines introduced specifically for these prestigious events:

• - La Clarté de Haut-Brion 2021: An exceptional limited-production white wine, featuring fresh citrus and floral notes. With only 1,000 crates produced per year, this wine exemplifies elegance and finesse.

• - Le Clarence de Haut-Brion 2015: This red wine showcases the historic legacy of Château Haut-Brion, recognized globally for its unparalleled terroir. This vintage is rich, structured, and perfectly balanced with fruit-forward notes surrounded by a refreshing finish.

Additionally, the following iconic wines will accompany the festivities:

• - Clarendelle Bordeaux Blanc 2023: This refined white wine marvels with its bright notes of lemon and grapefruit, complemented by subtle hints of pear and lychee.

• - Clarendelle Bordeaux Rouge 2016: A full-bodied red that captivates with its aroma of red fruits and cassis, featuring a velvety texture with a beautiful tannic structure.

• - Clarendelle Amberwine 2021: A modern sweet wine that strikes a harmonious balance between floral fruitiness and acidity, ending with a silky finish.

Domaine Clarence Dillon, established in 1935, has a long-standing reputation for producing prestigious Bordeaux wines, including the illustrious Château Haut-Brion, Château La Mission Haut-Brion, and Château Quintus. Under the guidance of Prince Robert, the company has garnered international acclaim, becoming one of the founding members of Primum Familiae Vini, which is a select group of the top wine families globally. Throughout its history, the Dillon family has firmly supported the arts, a dedication highlighted by Prince Robert's personal journey through storytelling and filmmaking.

As they uplift the Oscars with exquisite wines, Clarendelle and Domaine Clarence Dillon confirm their place not only in the world of fine wines but within the entertainment industry’s most celebrated event. Stay updated on their endeavors by following them on Instagram: @clarendelle, @chateauhautbrion_, @chateaulamissionhautbrion, @chateauquintus, and @leclarenceparis.