Chateau Roquefeuille

About the estate

The Chateau Roquefeuille is a historic estate in Provence with origins dating back to Gallo-Roman times, while the current castle was built in the 18th century. In 1976, the Bérenger family took over the estate, expanded the vineyards and consistently developed the wine production. Today, the property encompasses around 100 hectares of vineyards in a preserved natural landscape at the foot of Mount Aurelien and Mount Olympus. The vineyards benefit from an ideal climate as well as clay and limestone soils and are certified for the production of appellation wines. Farming is conducted organically to preserve the environment and produce distinctive wines.

The eno directory lists 3 wines, mostly from Vermentino and Grenache.