Chateau de Berne, the Estate

Provence, France

Hidden in the hills of Provence, Château de Berne is a world where time slows down, nature leads the rhythm, and winemaking becomes an art form. Spread across centuries-old forests, olive groves, and limestone plateaus, the estate is a rare sanctuary that blends tradition, sustainability, and modern elegance.

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An heritage rooted in Provence

Château de Berne’s history dates back to the 12th century, when the estate welcomed traveling monks crossing Provence. Over time, Berne became a symbol of hospitality and refined craftsmanship. Today, the château honors this heritage through responsible viticulture, architectural preservation, and a deep respect for the Provençal way of life.

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An unique terroir

Located on the Plateau de Berne, the vineyards benefit from one of the region’s most distinctive terroirs:

• Limestone-rich soils that bring natural freshness and minerality.

• High elevation protecting acidity and aromatic purity, even under Mediterranean sun.

• Low-yield old vines that concentrate flavor and reflect the identity of each parcel.

• Organic farming practices that preserve biodiversity and the long-term health of the land.

This combination creates wines of precision, structure, and finesse—wines that express Provence through a gastronomic lens.

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​Organic excellence

The estate is fully committed to certified organic viticulture, guided by meticulous attention to each parcel.
Everything is done with care:

• Night harvesting to preserve freshness

• Gentle vinification respecting grape integrity

• Aging in stainless steel, sandstone, or carefully selected French oak

• Fine lees work for texture, longevity, and aromatic complexity

At Berne, technology serves craftsmanship—never the opposite.

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​An icon of the new provence

Château de Berne has become one of Provence’s most respected premium estates, known for:

• Gastronomic rosés and elegant aging wines

• An internationally recognized brand image

• Architecture blending old-world charm with modern luxury

• A destination that celebrates food, wine, and art de vivre

From Michelin-starred dining to luxury accommodations, the estate represents the highest expression of Provençal hospitality.

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