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Château Ferry Lacombe

Côtes de Provence, France

Over five hundred years old and Château Ferry Lacombe wines are as fresh as they ever were. The Ferry family settled in the Côtes de Provence in 1442 and founded Château Ferry Lacombe. The estate is now owned by Michel Pinot and his two children, Matthieu and Alexandra. It sits 12 miles east of Aix-en-Provence in the heart of the Arc Valley, at the foot of the Sainte-Victoire mountain range, and has one goal: to produce exceptional wines from a remarkable terroir.

And the terroir is indeed remarkable. The Mediterranean-Continental climate of the area has contrasting day and night temperatures along with the gusty northern Mistral wind, making the 320 acres of vines ideally located to produce fresh and balanced Provençal rosés.

Wines

Château Ferry Lacombe

Sustainability

Viticulture

  • Sheep and goats are used for natural vineyard maintenance, helping manage vegetation and support biodiversity
  • Beehives are maintained on-site to promote pollination and contribute to local biodiversity

Vinification

  • The winery produces its own compost to enhance soil quality and reduce dependence on synthetic
  • Waste is carefully treated and managed to minimize environmental impact
  • The winery preserves traditional dry stone walls and natural water features, such as waterfalls, to maintain the beauty and ecological integrity of the vineyard landscape.

Accredited by Haute Valeur Environmental Level 3

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