Set on the slopes of Combiaty, with a magnificent panoramic view, Céline and Armand Vernus will give you a friendly welcome and explain their profession to their visitors: from working the land to the sales of their produce. A meeting between the vinegrower and the consumer that is rich in exchanges. A warm welcome guaranteed.
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Agamy, the leading producer of Beaujolais, is also one of the most award-winning wine co-operatives. Its secret: highlighting all the colours of the Beaujolais appellations and crafting exceptional cuvées that will delight your taste buds. Remaining faithful to the know-how handed down by his ancestors, Agamy cultivate a spirit of modernity and enthusiasm that will bring a smile to your lips.
This family estate that includes a château housing gîtes and guest rooms surrounded by parkland, a golf course and vines, has been in the family for 150 years. From here is an unforgettable view of the Beaujolais hills (Tourvéon, Mont-Brouilly etc.).
In the family since 1482, the estate buildings are remarkable, while the wines are crafted with passion and meticulousness. The entire vineyard is tended using integrated vinegrowing techniques that respect the environment. From the terrace, a view over the Saône plain and up to the Alps gives a feeling of timelessness to our terroir.
Come and explore Château d’Envaux, a 16th century manor house with its cellars and chapel. A tasting of Juliénas is waiting for you.
This age-old 16th century family estate that covers eleven hectares of sandy granite soil is entirely on the Fleurie appellation area, is on the hills of the hamlet of Les Labourons. Domaine de la Bouronière has been certified integrated since 2005 and is now under the Terra Vitis banner, this means that vine tending is eco-friendly.
Come and discover our ever flower-decked estate in the very heart of the village of Chiroubles. We have a panoramic view over Mont Brouilly, Mont Verdun and Le Fût d’Avenas.
15th century listed castle. Renaissance inner courtyard. Old 18th century chai and wooded grounds. The grapes from 92 ha of vineyards vinified and bottled on the estate.
Château du Bourg is a lovely residence, set at the foot of a slope of vines, which was built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Denis Matray will welcome you there, in their 1900s style bistro, to taste the estate’s wines.
Set in flowers, this typical Beaujolais house (300 years of history), surrounded by vines and fields, overlooks the village.
