Last updated: 03/02/2025
These General Terms of Use (hereinafter referred to as 'GTU') aim to legally frame the terms of provision of the website and services by Le Clos Corbier SARL unipersonnelle and to define the conditions of access and use of the services by the user (hereinafter referred to as "user").
These GTU are available on the website under the "GTU" section.
The website lecloscorbier.fr (hereinafter referred to as 'the website') is the online platform through which these services are made available.
The website is published and managed by Matthias Collard (hereinafter referred to as "the editor"), residing at 5 Bd Nicolas François Billecart, 51160 Aÿ-Champagne.
The contact phone number is: +33 3 26 53 03 01.
The contact email address is: contact@lecloscorbier.fr.
The is hosted by Webflow, Inc., whose headquarters are located at 398 11th Street, 2nd Floor, CA 94103, San Francisco.
The website provides the user with free access to information about the following services: visits and tastings, the restaurant "La Table du Clos," accommodations, seminar and event organization, family champagne sales, online booking, and a contact form.The site is freely accessible from any location to any user with internet access. All costs incurred by the user to access the service (computer equipment, software, internet connection, etc.) are at their own expense.
The website ensures that the user's personal data is collected and processed in compliance with privacy regulations, in accordance with Law No. 78-17 of January 6, 1978, on Data Processing, Files, and Liberties.
Under the Data Protection Act of January 6, 1978, the user has the right to access, rectify, delete, and oppose their personal data. The user may exercise this right:
Via our contact form: https://www.lecloscorbier.fr/contact
By email at contact@lecloscorbier.fr
Trademarks, logos, signs, as well as all content on the site (texts, images, sound, etc.), are protected under the Intellectual Property Code, particularly by copyright.
The user must request prior authorization from the website for any reproduction, publication, or copying of the various contents. They agree to use the website's content strictly for private purposes, with any commercial or advertising use strictly prohibited.
Any total or partial representation of this site by any means without the express authorization of the website operator constitutes an infringement punishable under Article L 335-2 and following of the Intellectual Property Code.
According to Article L122-5 of the Intellectual Property Code, the user who reproduces, copies, or publishes protected content must cite the author and the source.
The sources of the information published on the website are deemed reliable, but the website does not guarantee that it is free from defects, errors, or omissions.
The information provided is for informational and general purposes only, without contractual value. Despite regular updates, the website and the editor cannot be held responsible for changes in administrative or legal provisions occurring after publication. Similarly, the website is not responsible for the use or interpretation of the information contained therein. The website cannot be held liable for potential viruses that may infect the user's computer or other IT equipment following the use, access, or download from this site.
The website's liability cannot be engaged in cases of force majeure or due to the unpredictable and insurmountable act of a third party.
The website may contain hyperlinks. The user is informed that by clicking on these links, they will leave lecloscorbier.fr. The website has have control over these external web pages and cannot be held responsible for their content.
The user is informed that during their visits to the website, a cookie may automatically be installed on their browser. If you would like more information about the cookies we use, how they work, or how to disable them, please follow the link to our dedicated page: https://www.lecloscorbier.fr/gestion-des-cookies
French law applies to this contract. In the absence of an amicable resolution of a dispute between the parties, only French courts will have jurisdiction.For any questions regarding the application of these GTU, the publisher can be contacted using the details provided in ARTICLE 1.
