Domaine Saint Andrieu

Domaine Saint Andrieu rises to an altitude of 380 meters in the heart of the Provencal hinterland.

Situated on the heights of the small village of Correns, this remarkable 600-hectare site is made up of forest and scrubland. The vines are planted on clay-limestone slopes and benefit from the micro-climate of Provence, with mild winters, early springs and hot summers (dry).

Le Domaine is also committed to environmentally-friendly vineyard management and biodiversity (grassing of vines, planting of hedges, promotion of melliferous species, etc.). These sustainable agro-ecological practices promote optimal grape expression.

This natural setting has made it possible to grow vines thanks to the three natural springs that feed the Domaine, including the Saint Andrieu spring from which the estate takes its name.

In 2003, Jean-Paul and Nancy Bignon were charmed by this majestic landscape of unspoilt nature.

Also owners of Château Talbot, the owners of 4ème Grand Cru Classé en Saint-Julien have embarked on an ambitious program of renovation and restructuring, to restore Saint-Andrieu's Domaine to its former splendor, while fully respecting its environment.