La Romaningue
About the Winery
La Romaningue is a former Templar commandery dating from the 16th century, nestled in the heart of 80 hectares of nature near Bordeaux and Saint-Émilion. The domain features vines nearly 50 years old and offers unique accommodations including treehouses suspended 10 meters high in century-old trees, habitable bubbles, and gypsy caravans. The property includes a 15th-century tower and a historic wine cellar. The domain is committed to sustainable practices, collaborating with local producers and using dry toilets. The vineyard is planted on a clay-limestone plateau ideally exposed to sunlight, maintained by passionate winegrowers for generations.
“A 16th-century Templar commandery offering unique treehouse accommodations among vineyards near Bordeaux and Saint-Émilion.”
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The Château de la Romaningue is a must-visit for wine lovers. Its vineyard, planted on a sun-drenched clay-limestone plateau, has been maintained for generations by passionate winegrowers.