Experience Châteauneuf-du-Pape’! That’s what the Vinothèque promises you, conceived as a place of cultural mediation with diverse experiences, carved into the very geological matrix of the Castel Papal appellation.
A unique location for wine tourism experiences around the wines of châteauneuf-du-pape
Experience Châteauneuf-du-Pape’! That’s what the Vinothèque promises you, conceived as a place of cultural mediation with diverse experiences, carved into the very geological matrix of the Castel Papal appellation.
This new venue, spearheaded by the winemakers of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape syndicate, revolves around the promotion of terroirs, wines, and above all, those who create them. It brings together various wine tourism activities within dedicated spaces for both the general public and professionals: tasting workshops, training sessions, events, temporary and permanent exhibitions, including an unparalleled collection of tasting glasses.
In the long run, a wine bar will complement the experience, emphasizing learning and discovery through hands-on practice!
During fall and winter, we welcome you upon reservation only.
As the first AOC wine in France in 1936, the 3,150 hectares of the appellation extend over 5 communes: Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Bédarrides, Courthézon, Orange, and Sorgues. With 300 harvest declarants, the appellation produces an average of 90,000 hectoliters per vintage, or about 12 million bottles, distributed to 93% for red wines and 7% for white wines. Benefiting from a unique natural heritage, the AOC relies on 13 grape varieties, 5 distinct terroirs, and an exceptional climate, marked by sun and mistral, to produce exceptional wines distributed mainly for export (66% of volumes in 2021). Historically and continuously committed to sustainable development issues, 35% of the AOC’s surfaces are managed in organic or biodynamic agriculture.
BP 12-25 avenue Général de Gaulle
84231 Châteauneuf-du-Pape cedex
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