VINEYARD in NIMES
32-hectare estate planted with organic AOP Cotes du Rhone and Villages vines
A dynamic working tool with 32 hectares of organic AOP Cotes du Rhone and Cotes du Rhone Villages vines.
The estate is located not far from the popular town of Uzes and just 6 km from the iconic Pont du Gard. The majority of the estate's vineyards surround the production and accommodation buildings, in a peaceful setting of olive groves and vines.
The vines have been certified organic since 2010.
The estate's production facilities cover around 700m2 and are divided into three buildings.
The winery represents an extremely efficient working infrastructure that enables the production of high-quality wines. It comprises a series of wine vats with a total capacity of 3084 Hl, the majority of which are lined cement vats (1826 Hl) and fibreglass vats (780 Hl).
The estate covers a total of 32 hectares of organically-farmed vines, 6 hectares of which are farmed under a lease.
The majority of the vines are planted with Grenache Noir (36 percent) and Syrah (34 percent), followed by Carignan (9 percent) and Cinsault (9 percent).
13 ha (or 40 percent) of the vineyard are classified as AOP Cotes du Rhone Villages. 17 ha (54 percent) are classified AOP Cotes du Rhone and the remaining 2 ha are classified IGP.
The estate benefits from a renowned brand image
Sales are strong thanks to a well-established network in France and abroad.
Only 15 percent of sales are made at the estate's sales cellar, offering potential for expansion in this sector. The sales cellar is pleasant and welcoming, and the proximity of tourist sites (Pont du Gard, Uzes, Avignon, Palais des Papes, etc.) makes the development of estate sales a real opportunity for growth.
The sale of the estate includes the possibility of buying the fully renovated house located not far from the farm buildings on 28 acres of land. The house sleeps up to 8 people and has a private terrace and swimming pool with views over the surrounding olive groves.
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