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Courthezon, France

Château de Beaucastel

Excellence is naturally present in the vineyard, which stretches across more than 100 hectares, surrounding the estate buildings, and this same skill is found too in the chateau itself where nothing has been left to chance. It is rather like a museum, and opens onto the wine-making installations and ageing cellars. “Beaucastel is an historic and traditional flagship where very …

Ramatuelle, France

Domaine La Tourraque

Today, between La Croix-Valmer and Ramatuelle, the estate produces AOP Côtes de Provence wines. 30 hectares of vines, including rarer varietals like Tibouren or Muscat, are cultivated on the estate. Being close to the sea at the southwest of the Saint-Tropez Peninsula guarantees a windy and mild climate. The unique diversity of the soils (Granit, Schist, Clay…), helped by the …

Pierrefeu du Var, France

Le Château la Tour de l’Eveque – Petale de Rose

Our practices : organic farming, biodynamic principles, horse plowings, manual harvesting, massal selection Our principles : Respect of the terroir, vinification by gravity, indigenous yeasts, direct soft press in whole bunch grapes, champanese Coquard press

Durbanville , South Africa

Meerendal Wine Estate

The legend of Meerendal’s vineyards and wines began in 1702 in a vast and fertile landscape on the slopes of the Tygerberg Hills, only 20 minutes drive outside Cape Town. More than 300 years later the mystery lives on through families and friends, who visit its grounds and join in the spirit of relaxed lunches, superb dining and celebratory events …

Franschhoek, South Africa

Boschendal Estate

Boschendal, an iconic historical winery with a rich cultural history dating back to 1685, offers a relaxed and contemporary soul-enriching Winelands experience. This vibrant farm to table destination of naturally produced and artisan produce cultivates an innovative Farm to Table ethos. The winemaking vision is to balance tradition and experience with innovation.

Constantia, South Africa

Groot Constantia Estate

In 1679 Simon van der Stel was appointed by the Dutch East India Company to govern the Cape of Good Hope. In 1685 he chose 891 morgen (about 763 ha) situated behind Table Mountain for its wine-growing potential and magnificent scenery. Over the years the wines produced on the estate caught the attention of influential people across the globe – …