ProducerSouthern Rhône
Château MontPlaisir
シャトー・モンプレジール
Organic Vinsobres and Valréas wines from a 17th-century manor
About Château MontPlaisir
Château MontPlaisir is a wine estate based in Valréas in the Vaucluse, owned by Benoît Chaignon. It farms 14 hectares of vines and olive trees, with vineyards in Vinsobres and Valréas, and makes red, white and rosé wines in the Cru Vinsobres and Côtes du Rhône Villages appellations. The estate is certified organic. It is centred on a renovated 17th-century manor house that also offers guest rooms, and wine is sold at the property.
Who Is This For?
For visitors to the southern Rhône who want to taste Cru Vinsobres and Côtes du Rhône Villages at the estate
Wines of Château MontPlaisir
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Château MontPlaisir?
- It is at 1 chemin des Blagiers in Valréas, in the Vaucluse department of the southern Rhône Valley.
- Which appellations does Château MontPlaisir make?
- It makes wines in the Cru Vinsobres and Côtes du Rhône Villages appellations, including Côtes du Rhône Villages Valréas.
- Is Château MontPlaisir organic?
- Yes. The estate is certified organic and farms 14 hectares of vines and olive trees.