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Just a few kilometers from the picturesque village of Lorgues, in the heart of Provence, lies Chateau l'Arnaude – a historic 30-hectare estate with vineyards dating back to the 18th century. Until the very end, these fertile lands were cultivated by monks. From the rolling hills, breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside unfold. Today, Chateau l'Arnaude successfully blends deep winemaking traditions with a modern approach, creating high-quality AOC Côtes de Provence and IGP Var category wines. Beyond winemaking, the estate is also an attractive tourism center, offering a treetop adventure park and a restored historic Bastide, nestled among the vineyards and forests.
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France
Wine Style
Chateau l'Arnaude wines are characterized by their freshness, elegance, and excellent reflection of the unique clay and limestone terroir.
Rosé wine – Chateau l'Arnaude's flagship – is light, fresh, and fruity, with dominant notes of red berries and subtle grapefruit accents. It is a perfect choice for hot summer days.
Prestigious Vineyards
The Chateau l'Arnaude estate encompasses 20 hectares of vineyards, where traditional Provençal varieties are grown: ‘Cinsault’, ‘Grenache’, ‘Syrah’, ‘Carignan’, ‘Mourvèdre’, ‘Rolle’, and ‘Ugni Blanc’. Carefully maintained vineyards, situated on favorable clay and limestone slopes, ensure optimal grape ripening and high wine quality. The grapes are harvested both by hand and by machine, taking into account the specific characteristics of each plot and aiming to preserve their best qualities.
Aging and Consumption Period
Chateau l'Arnaude wines are crafted to be enjoyed in the here and now.
