Château Grand Moulin

Château Grand Moulin is 35 years of history. The adventure began in 1985, when Jean-Noël Bousquet acquired 24 hectares and settled in a private cellar on the site of an old mill on the banks of the river Orbieu. Today it is Frédéric Bousquet, a young winegrower, who took over from his father in 2014, and is at the head of the estate. Château Grand Moulin is a large and vast vineyard, a mosaic of terroirs, wines sold and recognized throughout the world, and one of the leaders of the Corbières appellation.

130 hectares of vines located around Lézignan-Corbières, 30 km west of the Mediterranean Sea, in the Corbières Protected Designation of Origin area.

250 plots of land within a radius of 10 km.

7 distinct terroirs or agronomic units.

5 red grape varieties: syrah, black grenache, carignan, mourvèdre, cinsault.

6 white grape varieties: vermentino, white grenache, roussanne, muscat petits grains, muscat d'Alexandrie, bourboulenc.

Our story

Château Grand Moulin in the Corbières is the work of Jean-Noël Bousquet, a passionate man, a fighter who has never given up in the face of difficulties and who has shaped a 130-hectare vineyard, from a 2 hectare plot, LA PEGE, acquired when he decided to become a winemaker at the age of 17.

The Bousquet have put everything on a sure value, the land. For 40 years they have been working to identify the best wine-growing areas in Lezignan. They have planted more than 250 plots in Lézignan-Cordbières, Cornilhac-Corbières, Boutenac and Luc-sur-Orbieu. It is this multitude of terroirs and diversity that constitutes all the richness of Château Grand Moulin.

His son Frederic joined him in 2014. Together, they wrote a new page of Château Grand Moulin in the Corbières, THEIR country.