The Provence Wine Route, is a delicious journey through one of the most renowned wine regions in France. Located in the southeast of the country, Provence is not only famous for its picturesque landscapes, lavender fields and charming villages, but also for the diversity and quality of its wines, both red and white. The region is best known for its rosé wines, which represent a significant part of its production. Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault and Mourvèdre are some of the main grape varieties used in the production of rosé. Come visit the estates and their enchanting castles.
The Château Font du Broc is a charming castle located near the picturesque village of Les Arcs, in the Var. This historic castle is a remarkable example of medieval architecture and is full of history and character. Visitors to Font du Broc can benefit from guided tours of the château and its cellars, where they can learn about the winemaking process and the history of the estate. Wine tastings are a popular attraction, allowing visitors to taste the estate's wines while admiring the beautiful surroundings.
The Château Carpe Diem, located halfway between the Gorges du Verdon and the Mediterranean, this wine estate flourishes in the heart of Provence Verte and more precisely next to the village of Cotignac. A village nestled gracefully at the foot of a majestic rock and which exudes charm and elegance. Between fragrant hills and green plateaus, the abundance of nature unfolds. Vineyards, terraces of century-old olive trees and cypress hedges create a unique Provençal landscape, shaped by the hand of man.
The Peyrassol Commandery, The Commanderie de Peyrassol, located in Flassans-sur-Issole, is a historic and picturesque site in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. This ancient commandery is steeped in history, culture and natural beauty. One of the most famous aspects of the Commanderie de Peyrassol is its vineyard and winemaking tradition. The estate covers a vast area of vineyards, producing high quality wines typical of the Provence region. Rosé wines are particularly renowned here, and the vineyards are meticulously maintained, contributing to the local wine culture and economy.
The Château Roubine, nestled in a setting of majestic pines and oaks, the Château Roubine vineyard occupies a virgin expanse in one piece in the heart of the Var, between the Verdon and the azure of the Mediterranean. It benefits from an idyllic setting perfectly suited to the production of exceptional wines. This natural wonder owes its singularity to a multitude of factors: the richness of thirteen grape varieties, the presence of a gentle roubine (stream in Provençal) for natural drainage, an ideal east/west orientation and a soil composition rich in clay and in limestone. Today, the estate covers an impressive area of 130 hectares. On this vast expanse, 72 hectares are devoted to vines. Château Roubine is more than a vineyard, it is the embodiment of the harmonious union between cutting-edge technology and respect for integrated cultivation methods. This desire for excellence makes Château Roubine a name synonymous with the production of exceptional wines.
The Château Sainte Roseline, is a historic castle located in the village of Les Arcs, in the Var. This magnificent castle has a rich history dating back centuries and is renowned for its wine production and its association with Saint Roseline, the patroness of vineyards and winemakers. Its vineyards, which produce high quality wines, surround the castle and are known for their rosé wines, very popular in the region.
The Château de Berne, Château de Berne, is a superb wine estate and luxury resort located in the village of Flayosc, in the heart of the Provence region. This historic estate, whose history dates back to the 18th century, has been meticulously restored to its former glory. It is renowned for its vineyards, exquisite wines and luxurious accommodations. The estate spans over 1,235 acres of vineyards, where various types of grapes, including Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault and Rolle, are grown to produce a range of high-quality wines. The winery practices sustainable and environmentally friendly viticulture techniques, resulting in wines that capture the essence of Provence. Visitors to Château de Berne can enjoy wine tastings and guided tours of the winemaking facilities. These tours often include a tour of the winery, where one can learn about the wine production process and the history of the estate. Wine lovers can taste some of the estate's best wines while admiring the beauty of the place.
