Domaine la Bergerade

Domaine La Bergerade – The Revival of a Terroir Rooted in Tradition and Nature

A Former Sheepfold Reborn as an Exceptional Wine Estate. In the sun-drenched south of the Rhône Valley, Domaine La Bergerade rises from the stones of a 17th-century sheepfold, long abandoned before being revived by Jean-Pierre and Virginie. Driven by their shared passion for wine and nature, they have brought new life to this historic place, crafting an estate where authenticity and sustainability define every decision.

Their goal is simple yet ambitious: to produce genuine wines that respect both terroir and environment. The vineyard has been completely reimagined—transitioning to organic viticulture, replanting plots to restore soil balance, and intentionally reducing yields to concentrate flavor and aromatic intensity. The cellar, modernized with care, now harmonizes technology and tradition. Here, the guiding principle is clear: produce less, but better.

An Exceptional Terroir in the Southern Rhône Valley

Situated in the southernmost part of the Rhône Valley, the estate benefits from a remarkable natural setting. The 30-year-old vines take root in soils composed of rolled pebbles over clay subsoils, lending structure, depth, and aromatic richness to the wines.

The Mediterranean climate, blessed with abundant sunshine, ensures slow and even ripening of the grapes. The famous Mistral wind naturally protects the vines from disease, while the nearby Camargue wetlands provide gentle humidity, creating a unique microclimate that shapes balanced, elegant, and characterful wines.

Honest Wines that Reflect Their Environment

Each cuvée from Domaine La Bergerade is a faithful expression of its terroir: whites reveal minerality and tension, reds display southern depth and warmth, and rosés capture sunny delicacy. Born of patience and respect for the land, these wines embody a philosophy where human craftsmanship and nature work in harmony.

Are you ready to discover the wines of Domaine La Bergerade — the fruits of reclaimed nature and passionate craftsmanship?