Enjoy the vineyards of Provence during an exceptional stay at Château de Berne
The majestic soil of Provence's vineyards
The Mediterranean climate is ideal for growing vines. Indeed, this plant needs a sunny location to produce its fruit. The climate of Provence is characterised by strong, dry winds. They have a favourable influence on the development of the vine and shape the landscape of the vineyards in Provence. The mistral, one of the region's strongest winds, rubs the soil to purify the vineyards. In this way, the winds of Provence ensure that the vines are protected from attacks by diseases associated with humidity.
Of course, the quality of the soil in Provence means that the wines produced are of the highest quality. However, the expertise of its craftsmen also contributes to the aromatic complexity of this beverage. A gourmet wine is the result of a mastery of oenology and a passion for winemaking.
The radiant vines of Provence's vineyards
The Provençal terroir abounds in treasures such as olive oil, truffles and honey. But wine remains its most precious treasure. The region is packed with excellent estates, dazzling wine-growing landscapes and the great wines for which Provence's vineyards are renowned the world over. The three designations AOC Côte de Provence, AOC Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence and AOC Coteaux Varois en Provence.
Pour cette région, le rosé représente une richesse culturelle mais aussi économique. En effet, selon l’observatoire mondial du rosé, la consommation mondiale de vin rosé a fortement augmenté ces dernières années. D’après leur étude, cette boisson alcoolisée a connu une croissance de 40% de 2002 à 2018. L’éclat et le goût exquis des raisins du vignoble provençal séduit le monde entier.
In Provence, a passion for wine has been passed down from generation to generation. The vineyards of Provence do not underestimate the importance of tradition. For their wines, the winegrowers and winemakers use an ancestral method of production that guarantees exceptional longevity of the wine, rich in flavour and marks the typicity of the vineyards in Provence.
The Château de Berne wine estate, the epitome of vineyard excellence in Provence
The vineyards of Provence are a treasure that the Château de Berne wine estate cherishes with great care. From our 175 hectares of organic vines, we produce red, rosé and white Côtes de Provence with an aromatic complexity recognised by the greatest. Variety of choice was an essential commitment to guarantee the excellence and renown of our estate.
The size of the vineyard has enabled us to offer charming rosés and whites as well as structured reds. Our vineyards are spread over two different geographical areas: on a limestone plateau at an altitude of 300 metres and on light, sandy soils around the château. It was essential for us to offer our customers a variety of choices.
Organiser un séjour au Château de Berne pour avoir l’opportunité d’admirer notre emblématique bouteille carrée lors de la visite de cave. Par la suite, laissez-vous transporter ailleurs au moment de la dégustation commentée par nos sommeliers. Puis cultivez votre esprit avec nos ateliers œnologiques.
Spend a weekend at Château de Berne and immerse yourself in the art of Provençal living and enjoy a truly sensory experience.
Le Château de Berne et son œnologue visionnaire des vignobles en Provence
Alexis Cornu, l’œnologue du Château de Berne, par son approche visionnaire sur la fabrication du vin répond aux exigences d’un vin gastronomique. Il a fait preuve d’une grande ingéniosité pour donner un second souffle au rosé. En élaborant une nouvelle méthode de vinification, il a contribué à améliorer l’image du rosé de Provence.
The rosé from our Var wine-growing region is a top-of-the-range, gourmet wine. It stands out for the balance of its flavours, neither too woody nor too fruity, giving it a depth of flavour.
Le Château de Berne est ainsi un vignoble emblématique mêlant modernité et tradition. Son approche audacieuse et respectueuse des traditions séduira les œnophiles lors de leur séjour.
