Did you know?

This year marks 150 years since the construction of our iconic chapel in the heart of the vineyards. It was erected in 1873 as a tribute to Agnès Roissard de Bellet, wife of the 5th Baron de Bellet, who died at the age of 23, and whose statue now watches over our harvest hall. Built with white stone from the famous La Turbie quarry, the chapel has never been renovated since. A monument in a unique location, a building decorated and painted to evoke the era.

Today, the Chapel is open to the public and houses our boutique and offices.

Depending on the quality of the vintage, an exceptional cuvée bearing the Agnès name is produced in white and red. This cuvée Agnès is different from the others: the red is made from 100% Folle noire, the appellation’s native grape variety. For the white, the best parcels of Rolle are selected. The last vintages produced were 2016 for the red, currently out of stock, and 2017 for the white. Two new vintages will soon be on sale, so keep your eyes peeled for more details…