Bastides des Deux Lunes

About the Winery

Bastides des Deux Lunes is a family estate created in 1850, originally producing wine and olive oil. From 1940, the grapes were delivered to the cooperative. In 2000, Bertrand Dubois, an oenologist, took over the vineyard (33 hectares, now certified organic) and restarted estate vinifications. The winery was built for the 2012 harvest. The estate is located at the foot of the Massif des Maures, in the heart of Provence. The wines are composed of Grenache (majority), Cinsault, Mourvèdre, and Vermentino for the Roses. The estate's flagship wine is 'Tout près des étoiles' (Close to the Stars), a Côtes de Provence Rose made from Grenache (80%), Rolle (10%), and Mourvèdre (10%), harvested at night and sorted by hand.

“A historic family estate at the foot of the Massif des Maures, with 33 certified organic hectares producing Côtes de Provence wines since 2012.”