Provence wine, especially the Rosé wine is famous in the monde entire. In Provence, vines hold an important place in the landscape and particularly in the Var landscape ! The wine estates welcome you with pleasure, and pass on their passion to you.
Dive into a world of flavors and traditions, where the passion for the vine combines with the captivating beauty of the mediterranean landscape. Discover without further delay the treasures of area of England!
The domain of England,
wines of character
During your vacation in Lavandou, discover this wine estate “Le domaine de l’Anglade” just a few steps from the Anglade beach. This place between Le Lavandou and Bormes-les-Mimosas is magical!
Nestled in the heart of Lavandou, the wine estate belongs to the Van Doren family for 3 generations. Passing through the gate, you immediately under the charm of Provence. THE winery is surrounded by pine and cane forests of Provence. Of around forty hectares, including 18 ha of vines, the wine estate is integrated into a green setting, on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea.
Traditional culture
of the vine
The vines are cultivated in a manner traditional, without herbicides or chemical fertilizers. Indeed, the winery is concerned about the quality of its wines and the environment.
As winegrowers, it is essential to preserve biodiversity and protect the land for future generations.
Between Earth and sea, you are in awe of this enchanting place from the first minutes. Be surprised at every step during the visit
- walk in the vineyards
- discovery of the lake
- visit to the cellar.
And “the icing on the cake” during this visit is the tasting of a glass of wine. It is a moment of sharing know-how with the meeting of these enthusiasts of vine and wine.
The winery is exceptional
It is in an authentic atmosphere that you find yourself in this cellar built of dry stone from Bormes. Whether you are a fan of white wines, rosés refreshing or red, Anglade Wine Estate offers you a varied range that pleases all desires.
A taste journey to savor without moderation of course?
