Château La Coste
Château La Coste
[Where the nature, wine and art of Provence come together]
Château La Coste has been telling the story of Provence since 1682.
Its grounds run to some 200 hectares and embody everything that makes the Provencal landscape so remarkable.
The vineyards are steeped in a tradition of farming and winegrowing that reaches back to Roman times, and cobbled paths, dry-stone walls and old bridges are scattered throughout.
Winemaker Raymond Jiménez has spent forty years at the cellar and continues to embody the estate's traditions.
He grew up on La Coste's land in the 1960s, while his grandfather was making wine here.
Shortly after arriving at Château La Coste in 2002, Patrick McKillen resolved to devote himself to the wine made on this land.
Organic certification followed in 2009.
Set between the historic Provencal city of Aix-en-Provence and the Luberon park, this is an estate where wine, art and architecture live in harmony.
One of the defining châteaux of Provence, it extends across a vast 500 hectares.
Château La Coste is known not only for its standing in the world of wine but for its commitment to contemporary art.
A striking collection of modern and contemporary works is dotted about the property, creating a harmonious conversation between nature, wine and human creativity.
From monumental sculpture to more intimate pieces, art reaches into every corner of the estate. There is fine dining to be had at the château's restaurants, too.
