DOMAINE SARRABELLE

Domaine Sarrabelle: Where Legend, Terroir, and Winemaking Excellence Meet Since 1795

A Story of Family, Land, and Passion

Since 1795, Domaine Sarrabelle, nestled near the medieval Château de Montaigut, has carried on a centuries-old winemaking tradition. Nearby flows a spring named “Sarrabelle”, from the Occitan sarro-bello, meaning “to hold your beloved in your arms” — the source of a romantic legend: the secret meetings of the beautiful Yolande. Partially destroyed during the Albigensian Crusade, the castle still retains its foundations, upon which the Montaigut chapel was later built, adding historical and symbolic depth to this unique place.

An Eighth Generation of Winemakers Pursuing Excellence

Today, Laurent and Fabien Caussé represent the eighth generation of winemakers, paying tribute to the spring by naming their wines after it. The estate offers a diverse range: Traditional wines rooted in the local terroir, Premium cuvées such as Saint André and Le Mauzac de Sarrabelle, And a limited-edition sweet wine, the result of meticulous research, served on some of the finest tables.

Tradition, Innovation, and Quality: The Caussé Brothers' Motto

Deeply attached to their heritage yet forward-looking, the Caussé brothers blend traditional viticulture with modern techniques. Each cuvée reflects their passion for the land and their unwavering commitment to quality.