Cave des Producteurs des grands vins de Fleurie

About the Winery

The Cave des Producteurs des Grands Vins de Fleurie is a cooperative founded in 1956 that brings together 300 hectares of vines across the Fleurie, Régnié, and Beaujolais appellations. The cooperative is situated at the foot of the iconic Madone hill in the heart of Fleurie, one of the most prestigious crus of Beaujolais. Working with 150 member growers, the cooperative produces wines exclusively from Gamay grapes grown on the pink granite soils that give Fleurie its distinctive character. The wines are known for their floral aromas, elegance, and silky texture, often described as the most feminine of the Beaujolais crus. The cooperative has invested in modern facilities and sustainable practices to ensure the highest quality wines.

“A cooperative since 1956 uniting 150 growers across 300 hectares in Fleurie, producing elegant Gamay wines from pink granite soils.”