In 2022, Domaine La Font des Pères won the prize for the “Outstanfing Offer” of the  Wine Tourism Trophies in the “Corporate Wine Tourism and Private Events” category.

"Outstanding Offer" of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the "Stay at the Domain" category, Domaine des Peyre offers visitors an enchanting break.

In 2022, the Commanderie de Peyrassol won the “Exceptional Offer” prize in the Wine Tourism Trophies in the “Art, Culture & Savoir-faire” category.

The Commanderie de Peyrassol produces outstanding wines and fills visitors with wonder in a sublime setting of Provençal greenery.

Philippe Austruy has exhibited the contemporary works he owns since taking over the venue in 2001. You can enjoy a guided or independent walk to admire the vineyards, groves and bastide.

In the domain, art even makes its way into the cellars and onto the bottles – as reflected in the design of the La Bastide cuvée, a rosé AOP Côtes de Provence conceived by Pierre Yovanovitch.

“Exceptional Offer” of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the “Corporate Wine Tourism and Private Events” category, Cloître des Cordeliers is a marvellous marriage of old-world charm and the latest technology.

Seminars, team-building events, weddings, tasting workshops… everything is possible here! The high-level infrastructure and facilities are ideal for film screenings, broadcasts, sound recordings, photo-reportages, product shoots, and so forth.

While the technology will amaze you, the Cloître’s charm is also breath-taking, starting with its 3 kilometres of underground galleries and its 15th century church, where the mezzanine is the ideal spot to taste a vintage range of sparkling wines.

And there’s no shortage of activities to help you unwind: the latest developments are DJ evenings on Friday nights and the evening entertainment on Saturdays. The ice creams and cocktails made from Crémant of the estate are sure to bring out the best in these events!

In 2022, the Clos des Quarterons – certified organic and biodynamic – won the “Outstanding Offer” award of the Wine Tourism Trophies in the “Education and Environmental Protection” category.

The Amirault family has been handing down its vision of winemaking since 1840. The sixth generation is continuing this tradition, keener than ever to raise awareness about preserving the ecosystem, respecting the terroirs and retaining the identity of the soil.

A visit to the estate includes a tasting in the heart of the historic building and an exploration of the concrete vats whose frescoes trace the cycle of the vine and the work of the winegrower ("Chai d'oeuvres"). You can also climb down 20 meters beneath the vines on a tour of the former freestone quarry, the very spot where the six cuvées from the 54 plots are aged.

Œnorallyes (“wine rallies”), treasure hunts and wine-and-heritage quizzes are also organised so that you can enjoy a thrilling day out with the family or friends!

Château Sainte-Roseline received the “Exceptional Offer” prize of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the “Architecture and Landscape” category.

The Château, which has been an AOP Côtes de Provence cru classé since 1955, has been classified as a Historic Monument since 1980 and is now enjoying a burgeoning reputation.

Strolling down the famous path with its 200-year-old plane trees lining the 12th century cloister, visitors are transported to another world as they make their way to the Château’s private park. The fountains, flower gardens and contemporary works of art sprinkled across the vast property only serve to prolong the pleasure.

The apogee of the visit is the 11th century chapel that is the resting place of Saint Roseline, daughter of the lord of the estate. Renovated in 1994, the chapel is home to a mosaic by Chagall (“Le Repas des Anges”), stained glass windows made jointly by Jean Bazaine and Raoul Ubac, and sumptuous doors and a bronze lectern by Giacometti.

Château Malartic-Lagraviere won the “Exceptional Offer” prize of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the “Creative and Original Activities” category.

"Exceptional Offer" of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the "Gastronomy in the Vineyard" category, Château Giscours puts on a great spread with La Table de Giscours.

Benjamin Laurent's outstanding dishes are served in the château's sublime neo-classical dining room in a breath-taking setting with views over the estate’s parkland.

Benjamin is a chef who pays special attention to biodiversity and the protection of ancient breeds. His seasonal cuisine is made using local distribution networks, with most products coming directly from the vegetable garden and in situ breeding.

If the idea of all this makes your mouth water, wait until you see the wine list...

"Exceptional Offer" of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the "Visit a Vineyard with the Family" category, Château Cormeil Figeac has devised a wine experience specially for children.

“Outstanding Offer” of the Wine Tourism Trophies 2022 in the “Architecture and Landscape” category, the Bellefont-Belcier estate invites visitors to enjoy a stroll in an unspoilt environment.