Wines and spirits Pourcieux

Between Mount Aurélien and Sainte-Victoire, the Château de Pourcieux, an 18th century architectural ensemble, has belonged to the Marquis d'Espagnet family since its origin. Since 1986, Michel d'Espagnet has maintained the winegrowing vocation of the château, joined first by his son Rémi in the winemaking department, and then more recently by his daughter Alix in the marketing department. With approximately 30 hectares, the estate, certified High Environmental Value (HVE), cultivates a link between tradition and modernity of its wines thanks in particular to the creation of a new cellar in 2017.

The Château des Ferrages is one of the four fortified places that have marked the history of Pourcieux. Typical of Renaissance buildings, flanked by a large park with trees, it dominated the village. But today its most precious treasure remains undoubtedly the wine estate that bears its name. From these 28 hectares come four vintages, carefully matured in the cellar of the Château des Ferrages. This cellar, with a surface area of more than 1000^m2, combines modern winemaking techniques with traditional ageing.