Château de Jonquières
Languedoc, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert,Terrasses du Larzac
Charlotte's parents were in charge of the estate. When it was his turn to take over,...
Domaine Montrose
Languedoc, Côtes de Thongue,Pays d'Oc,Faugères,Vin de France
12 generations that the Domaine de Montrose is cultivated by the Coste family. Who says better? And...
Château de Luc
Languedoc, Corbières,Vin de France,Pays d'Oc
Winegrowers since 1605, the Fabre family creates with passion 100% organic wines at Château de ...
Château de Paraza
Languedoc, Minervois,Pays d'Oc,IGP Vin de Pays d'Oc,Crémant de Limoux
In 2005, Annick and Pascal bought Château de Paraza. The Domain is revived under the impetus of the...
Château de Lastours
Languedoc, Corbières,Languedoc,0,Corbières blanc
Château de Lastours is an 850-hectare estate of vineyards and olive groves. ...
Eric, the father, has always been a winegrower. But he likes challenges, so one day, after having been technical director of Château Lafite Rothschild, he decided to revitalize the banks of the Med...
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Château d'Anglès is the family estate of former Château Lafite Rothschild winemaker Eric Fabre. Château d'Anglès produces some of the most expressive and elegant wines of the maritime terroir of La Clape in the South of France.
It is hard to imagine a more historic place when you know that the massif of La Clape was offered by Julius Caesar as a reward to his best legionnaires and that they were the first to plant Bourboulenc there. Today, the story continues and Eric and Vianney go even further than the simple mention "Bio" because they recently obtained the High Environmental Value Level 3 accreditation.
"Vianney, the son: Our history has been a family affair for six generations. From a very young age, I knew I wanted to be a winegrower. I have always wanted to work in the vineyard. So I first followed an oenological training in Bordeaux and then a business school. At the end of my studies, I worked for five years at the Bollinger House. And then, four years ago, I joined my parents to continue the adventure with them at the Château d'Anglès."
"In 2015, La Clape became the first municipal appellation in Languedoc (such as Pauillac or Château-Neuf-du-Pape). I tell myself that we were right to believe in this wonderful maritime terroir of La Clape 12 years ago."