In the heart of Morbihan, the quaint village of Guéméné-sur-Scorff stands out not just for its famed andouille sausage but now, more intriguingly, for its brush with extraordinary luck. The local bar, a cornerstone of village life, has astonishingly produced two lottery winners in recent years, weaving a tale of fortune that has captured the imagination of locals and outsiders alike.
Originally known as the Christie Bar, this modest establishment first caught the public's eye in 2021 with a notable lottery win of 50,535 euros during the national Loto's second drawing. Fast forward to the present, under its new guise, Le Clo’Nawen, the bar continues to be a harbinger of luck. Merely a month after Émilie and Cédric Boisbouvier took over, another patron struck gold, winning 100,005 euros, and setting a new precedent for the bar's lucky streak.
Émilie Boisbouvier, the spirited co-owner of Le Clo’Nawen, shared a seemingly simple yet effective piece of advice for lottery enthusiasts. Highlighting a common thread between the two wins, she noted, “Those who play the lottery should not hesitate to opt for the second drawing. For just 80 cents extra, you could be in for a big surprise,” a suggestion that has now seen two of her patrons walk away richer.
The identity of the latest winner remains shrouded in mystery, a choice facilitated by the option to claim lottery winnings online. This winner, who sought their prize through a payment site in Lamballe, has chosen to stay out of the limelight, a decision that only adds to the allure and mystique surrounding Le Clo’Nawen's recent fortune.
This narrative extends beyond the thrill of the win; it's a testament to a community rich in camaraderie and buoyed by serendipity. For Émilie and Cédric, their venture into the hospitality industry has quickly morphed into a tale of hope, excitement, and perhaps, a touch of magic, positioning Le Clo’Nawen as more than just a bar—it's a lucky charm for those who frequent it.
As the story of Le Clo’Nawen and its lucky patrons unfolds, it serves as a charming reminder of the joys and unpredictability of life. It underscores that sometimes, a simple act like opting for a second chance, buoyed by the wisdom of locals, can indeed turn fortunes around. For the residents of Guéméné-sur-Scorff and visitors to Le Clo’Nawen, the bar stands as a beacon of luck, inviting all to try their hand, possibly altering their lives with just an additional 80 cents.
