A new chapter in luxury wine distribution is set to unfold on 22 August with the official launch of Clos Jangli Ghana, the exclusive home of Clos Jangli Champagnes, wines and Crémants in Ghana and the gateway for the brand’s ambitious expansion across Africa.

Rooted in the celebrated vineyards of Luxembourg’s Moselle Valley, Clos Jangli has earned a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship, authenticity and generations of winemaking excellence.

Now, that rich European heritage is poised to meet Africa’s rapidly growing luxury hospitality and fine wine market.

The vision to bring Clos Jangli to Africa was conceived by Edmond Boateng, H.C., who recognised the opportunity to introduce one of Luxembourg’s distinguished wine houses to the continent through a premium distribution platform founded on quality, trust and long-term partnerships.

Standing alongside him throughout the journey was Emmanuel Twum Asiamah, Esq. (ACIMArb), whose friendship, legal expertise and unwavering support helped transform a bold idea into a thriving enterprise.

Together, their partnership became more than a commercial venture—it became a story of brotherhood, resilience and shared purpose.

Under the leadership of Hon. Edmond Boateng, Clos Jangli Ghana has been established as the official distributor of Clos Jangli Champagnes, wines and Crémants in Ghana, with a strategic vision of expanding distribution across Africa through partnerships with leading hotels, restaurants, retailers and luxury hospitality brands.

Beyond introducing premium wines to the African market, Clos Jangli Ghana represents the meeting of two worlds: Luxembourg’s centuries-old winemaking tradition and Africa’s growing appreciation for world-class wines and luxury experiences.

As preparations gather pace for the 22 August launch, the company says its mission remains firmly anchored in the values that inspired its creation—integrity, excellence, loyalty and enduring partnerships.

For Clos Jangli Ghana, every bottle tells two stories: one of Luxembourg’s remarkable winemaking heritage, and another of vision, friendship and African enterprise.

The launch marks not just the arrival of a premium wine distributor, but the beginning of a long-term bridge connecting European excellence with Africa’s future.

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