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Le vignoble
Antoine-Marie Arena
What the RVF says in its 2018 Guide:
Château de Roquefort
Discover the Provencal nuggets of Raymond de Villeneuve. His vineyard is located near Roquefort-la-Bédoule at the foot of the Sainte-Baume Massif, with an organic culture and a real work of the soil (certified Ecocert in 2014). The wines are really captivating and of an excellent level, with digestible whites, chiselled rosés, and reds that are always concentrated, fine and perfumed. A gourmet and profound approach to be praised...
Château Simone
Château Simone, the paradise of the AOC white palette
Canarelli
Yves Canarelli never ceases to amaze us and continues to raise the profile of Corsican wines, unquestionably belonging to the elite of Mediterranean winegrowers.
Clos Saint Vincent
Bellet, a micro-appellation of about fifty hectares on the heights of Nice is really a discovery of great interest, in particular at Clos Saint-Vincent, which is now at the top of the appellation...
Clos Sainte-Magdeleine
Comte Abbatucci
In the Taravo valley, not far from Propriano, the Comte Abbatucci estate continues to shine through its contribution to the revaluation of Corsican native grape varieties.
Hauvette
At the foot of the Alpilles, the discreet Dominique Hauvette has risen over the years to become one of the elite of the great winegrowers of Provence, one of the most exciting estates of the moment for the discerning wine lover...
Jean-Baptiste Arena
What the RVF says in its 2018 Guide
La Tour de l'Évêque
"Ici, c'est le royaume de Régine Sumeire, une femme au caractère bien trempé, qui se bat à juste titre pour la reconnaissance des grands rouges de Provence. Avec énergie, elle administre ce domaine très qualitatif de 89 hectares d'un seul tenant, situé sur le terroir de Pierrefeu.
Tarra di Sogno
A domain born from the association of Yves Canarelli (Clos Canarelli) and Patrick Fioramonti (great Corsican sommelier and director of Cala Rossa in Porto-Vecchio).
Tempier
The ultimate reference of the Bandol appellation... or one of the most beautiful representations of the famous mourvèdre grape variety.
Trevallon
"Eloi and Floriane Dürrbach planted the vineyard in 1973, and continue to make Trévallon one of the jewels in the crown of the French wine industry. Located on the northern slopes of the Alpilles, the 17-hectare vineyard, which has been organically farmed since its origin, is predominantly limestone. The Dürrbachs do not claim to be called Baux-de-Provence, as their grape varieties are totally atypical: Cabernet-Sauvignon and Syrah for the reds, Roussanne and Marsanne for the whites, supplemented by a little Chardonnay. The red, which has become mythical, as well as the white, have real potential. The grumblers of local tannin and INAO would do well to take their cue from the perfectly adequate grape varieties of this vibrant and exemplary vin de pays!" Bettane + Desseauve Guide 2018
Triennes
Jacques Seysses (Domaine Dujac) and Aubert De Villaine (Domaine de la Romanée Conti) joined forces with Michel Macux in 1990 and bought the property. Their know-how is now reflected in this Provence rosé with an exceptional quality-price-pleasure ratio.
Sant Armettu
"Un ermite guérisseur ayant choisi pour exercer son don ce site exceptionnel, à l'extrême nord de l'appellation, a inspiré le nom du domaine.
Pradeaux
Cantina di Torra - Nicolas Mariotti Bindi
"Nicolas Mariotti Bindi débute aux côtés d'Antoine Arena puis au domaine Leccia. En 2007, le vigneron de Patrimonio Henri Orenga de Gaffory lui prête 5 hectares de vignes. Nicolas Mariotti Bindi investira sur les terroirs majeurs de Patrimonio.