Just outside Montpellier, Château de l?Engarran was founded in 1632 by Henri d?Engarran and has been a listed historic monument since 1926. A multi-female, family-run vineyard for three generations, it is one of the few estates in the region to have retained its viticultural activity.
Treat yourself to a gourmet interlude in the heart of this 18th-century folly. Start with a guided tour to discover the history of the estate, its remarkable architecture and the beauty of its formal gardens, then learn the art of wine tasting by savoring our emblematic cuvées.
To extend the experience, opt for a lunchtime platter for two, prepared in harmony with our wines, to be enjoyed in the garden or in our vaulted cellars. Appreciated for its authenticity, the château even hosted the filming of The Count of Monte Cristo.
18? per person
Treat yourself to a gourmet interlude in the heart of this 18th-century folly. Start with a guided tour to discover the history of the estate, its remarkable architecture and the beauty of its formal gardens, then learn the art of wine tasting by savoring our emblematic cuvées.
To extend the experience, opt for a lunchtime platter for two, prepared in harmony with our wines, to be enjoyed in the garden or in our vaulted cellars. Appreciated for its authenticity, the château even hosted the filming of The Count of Monte Cristo.
18? per person
