The heart of the estate, on the rolled pebbles of Saint-Drézéry. Around the château, the former prefecture of Montpellier rebuilt stone by stone, the estate welcomes visitors and receptions.
PIC SAINT-LOUP
Château Lavabre
At Claret, vines in a clearing on shattered limestone and marl, in the AOP Pic Saint-Loup. Here Lavabre red blends 80% Syrah with Grenache and Mourvèdre.
SUSTAINABLE FARMING
Domaine de Theyron
Around fifteen hectares ten kilometres from the château, certified for sustainable farming since 2010. Rolle has a large place here.
PIC SAINT-LOUP
Clos du Pic
Rudy Ricciotti, the architect of the MuCEM, designed a house here, in the middle of around fifteen hectares enclosed by dry-stone walls. Clos du Pic red, an AOP Pic Saint-Loup, is aged for 18 months in barrels.
QUESTIONS
Questions about our châteaux
Four properties produce the Puech-Haut wines, in AOP and IGP. These answers say where they are, who designed Clos du Pic and which one welcomes visitors and events.
How many estates does Puech-Haut have?
Four estates: Château Puech-Haut, Château Lavabre, Domaine de Theyron and Clos du Pic, in Pic Saint-Loup. Together they cover around 165 hectares of vines, all farmed sustainably.
Which appellations?
Château Puech-Haut is in the AOP Languedoc, Château Lavabre and Clos du Pic in the AOP Pic Saint-Loup. The wines of Domaine de Theyron are IGP Pays d'Oc, like Argali rosé and the white and rosé Bib'Art. Bib'Art red is an AOP Languedoc.
Where are events held?
At Château Puech-Haut, in Saint-Drézéry, the only one of the four properties that hosts events. The Orangery, the château's reception rooms, the park and the panoramic terrace can seat up to 300 guests.
Can the châteaux be visited?
Yes for Château Puech-Haut, in Saint-Drézéry, which can be visited by appointment. The Cave du Château there is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 6.30pm.
Who designed Clos du Pic?
Rudy Ricciotti, the architect behind the MuCEM in Marseille. His house at Clos du Pic blends into the Pic Saint-Loup landscape, among vines enclosed by dry-stone walls.
Are the estates farmed sustainably?
Yes, all of Puech-Haut's vines are farmed sustainably. Domaine de Theyron has been certified since 2010, and the mention appears on its bottles.
TO DISCOVER
Around the châteaux
Each château has its own terroir and grape varieties. These pages describe them, along with the estate's wines and visits to Saint-Drézéry.