The Costières blog:
Winegrowers

Discover one of the Costières de Nîmes estates.

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Winegrowers

Cyril Marès

7th generation of winegrowers, Cyril Marès took over the family estate of Mas des Bressades in 1996. Meticulous, he is keen to find the perfect harmony between the different components until he obtains THE result.

Christophe Aguilar

At Domaine de la Patience, organic is at the heart of practices. For Christophe Aguilar, “organic must become the trademark of southern wines, their standard-bearer”, especially since in Costières de Nîmes, “the terroir lends itself well to it”.

Elsa Duplan – Caveau Héraclès

Elsa Duplan, cellar and events manager of the Voie d’Héraclès presents this vineyard, the largest in organic farming in France.

Fanny Molinié Boyer and François Boyer

Brother and sister, François Boyer and Fanny Molinié Boyer, in charge of Château Beaubois, tell us about the revolution they initiated by developing export markets on which they now sell 150,000 bottles per year.

Basile et Nicolas Ricome

Brothers Basile and Nicolas Ricome, 10th generation of Domaine de Valcombe, tell us about the complexity of taking over a wine estate.

Dupret family

In the Dupret family, wine is a passion that is naturally passed down from generation to generation. Discover the Domaine du Vistre.

Christian and Caroline Gourjon

4th generation of winegrowers, Christian Gourjon and his wife Caroline have brought an air of renewal to the Château Font Barrièle estate.

Blaise de Bordas

Viticulture at Domaine d’Espeyran dates back to the Middle Ages. Blaise de Bordas, heir to the Sabatier d’Eysperan family, an engineer by training, took over the Domaine and enjoyed great success.

Émilie and Vianney Castan

Love of the land and good things as well as a deep respect for the environment, this is what characterizes Emilie and Vianney Castan of Château Saint-Louis la Perdrix. In addition to wine production, they also organize many events there.

Estelle Quilès

In 2015, a wind of youth blew through Vauvert with the arrival of Estelle Quilès who did not come from a great wine lineage! She became interested in wine herself to the point of becoming a true enthusiast and a true expert.

Alexis and Numa Cornut

From a small property of 14 hectares, Château Guiot has become a vineyard of around 100 hectares where the new generation, the twin brothers, Alexis and Numa Cornut, actively participate in the development of the estate.

Jérôme Castillon

Already 9 generations of winegrowers in the Castillon family. “We seek excellence through finesse. For me [Jérôme Castillon], a great wine is a wine which is very drinkable and which takes you on a journey.”
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