Château Beaulieu
France
Named after the Château situated on the 300-hectare estate, Beaulieu literally translates to “nice location.” Founded as a stronghold by Henri III in 1576, it successively belonged to all the great noble families of Provence, who took great care to preserve this exceptional property.
The vast 300-hectare estate is the largest in the Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence appellation of southeastern France, 180 of which are under vine. Truffle oak and almond trees are also farmed on the property.
Located in the heart of a dormant volcano, La Trévaresse, in the town of Rognes, the vines of Château Beaulieu benefit from the unique composition and diverse range of the soils.
In continuing with tradition, from the vineyard management to the winemaking, every effort is made to create fruity, supple and aromatic wines that faithfully reflect the terroir.
