Nestled in the heart of Provence, a historic bastide houses the remains of Prieuré Saint-Pierre, whose origins date back to the 11th century. Formerly owned by Foulques, Lord of Arcs, the church was bequeathed to the Abbaye de Saint-Victor in Marseille in 1055. Built on the ruins of a 1st-century BC Gallo-Roman villa, the priory bears witness to a rich past, with its marbles and mosaics. Over time, this exceptional site became a private estate with an orchard, then a vineyard, while retaining its unique and timeless charm.
 
 
Since 1902, four generations of passionate winemakers have succeeded one another at Château Saint-Pierre, producing top-quality Côtes de Provence wines by combining terroir and modernity. Today, the estate’s vineyards cover 55 hectares along the Argens River to the foot of the Maures Massif. Operated from father to son by the Victor family, the vineyard is primarily planted with noble grape varieties under the AOP Côtes de Provence designation. Aware of the importance of terroir quality and respecting it deeply, the Victor family has maintained natural cultivation methods to allow the vines to give their best. Traditional vinification, combined with modern technological advances, has enabled Château Saint-Pierre to achieve its main objective: preserving the typicity and quality of its wines.
 
 
These wines, born from the marriage of grape elegance and oak prestige, are tender, powerful, and harmonious.
 
 
Nose: complex, with vanilla notes.
 
 
Palate: intense, with velvety sensations."
 
 
Appellation D'Origine Protégée Côtes de Provence