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© Andalousie00Château de Varennes
Our family has owned and run Château de Varennes since 1809, passing down our expertise through more than 10 generations. We produce Beaujolais Villages and a Crémant de Bourgogne.
Illustrative photoAgamy - Cave de Quincié
Agamy, Beaujolais’s leading producer, is also one of the most award-winning co-operatives. Its secret: bringing out the full range of colours found in the Beaujolais appellations and crafting exceptional wines that are sure to delight your taste buds. Agamy, the Art of Gamay
Illustrative photoDomaine Coteaux des Oliviers
The estate is entirely focused on the quality and authenticity of its wine. The winemaker, who has been based here for some time, carries out all the work himself, from planting to winemaking.
Illustrative photoDomaine des Grandes Vignes
Situated at the foot of Mont Brouilly, with magnificent views, a large reception cellar and a carved oak bar; a family-run estate managed by Jean-Claude and Hervé Nesme. From harvesting and winemaking to bottling and sales, everything is done on the estate.
Illustrative photoDomaine des Treilles
A wine-growing estate situated on the slopes of the Beaujolais region for five generations, the “Domaine des Treilles” was founded in 1966 by Félix Cinquin when direct sales first began.
Illustrative photoDomaine Dominique Gouillon
Come and discover our family-run estate, situated at 1320 Route de la Palud in Les Grandes Granges, where we have been based for several generations. We cultivate our vines in the finest tradition, with dedication and respect for the environment, using integrated pest management.
Illustrative photoDomaine Joncy
"If you come to visit us, close your eyes. Join the Joncy family on a journey through the centuries, starting in 1619, to discover exceptional terroirs, climb the hillsides and share in the traditions of passionate craftspeople..."
Illustrative photoDomaine Lagneau
Just for the view alone, it’s well worth a visit! After a 1 km climb, the road ends at the house and the wine-making cellar, perched on the hillside, with a breathtaking view of the Beaujolais-Villages vineyards, which seem to be planted right on the edge of the cliff.
Illustrative photoDomaine Perrusset
Discover a vineyard with a genuine character, home to a wooden ‘American wine press’ in which all our grapes are pressed. Tasting, sales and dispatch of Beaujolais, Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly and Chardonnay IGP white wine.
Illustrative photoFlorent Rude
He was just reaching the age when children are supposed to know better when Florent told his grandfather that, “when he grows up, he’ll be a winegrower just like him!”And today, he has kept that promise: at the age of 30, Florent is based in Quincié, where he cultivates 8.5 hectares of vines.
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Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 28 October 2026.
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