The Vigne du Clos Montmartre came to be in 1933 as a community effort to preserve a piece of Montmartre's rural past. Despite the urbanization of the area, locals decided to cultivate a small vineyard to honor the district's historical heritage. The vineyard was established on a plot of land known as the Clos Montmartre, and it quickly became a symbol of unity and pride for the people of Montmartre. The vineyard faced challenges over the years, including the threat of urban development, but through the support of the community and local authorities, it was preserved and continues to thrive today.