Sas les Grès (Dom. Dupuy de Lôme)

About the Winery

Domaine Dupuy de Lôme is a family estate located in Sainte-Anne-d'Évenos, in the Bandol appellation of Provence. The estate takes its name from Stanislas Charles Henri Dupuy de Lôme, the famous 19th-century French naval engineer. In 1903, his daughter acquired the Grès site and its vineyard. The estate was restructured in 1998 by descendants Benoît Cossé and Geoffroy Perouse, and a new cellar was built in 2006. The 18-hectare vineyard is farmed organically (ECOCERT certified since 2013) and is exposed mainly north on silico-limestone and marl-clay soils. Quentin Levet, an experienced international winemaker, has taken over the technical direction. The estate produces AOC Bandol red, white, and Rose wines, as well as IGP Mont Caume wines, known for their finesse and freshness.

“An organic estate since 2013 in the Bandol appellation, producing wines of finesse and freshness from north-facing vineyards on the Grès site.”