The Château was the first estate purchased by Louis Fabre, which he kept particularly dear to his heart.
He took great care of it by using modern farming techniques. Back then, Louis Fabre was at the forefront of winemaking and used his favourite piece of land to conduct his tests.
The estate is a natural marvel with dense and luxuriant vegetation revealing remarkable diversity. The camellia, which is now the symbolic flower of Saint Honoré, was the protagonist in the family’s beautiful story. Unusually large captivating pink camellias flourish across the estate.
Louis Fabre’s mother loved these flowers. After each visit to Saint Honoré, Henri Fabre used to bring back a bouquet of camellias for his grandmother.
The terroir of Château Saint Honoré brings out another side of Provence: the seaside, where fish are caught to make bouillabaisse and cork bark is used to serve it. The Fabre family wanted to share this Provençal way of life in their wines.
An exceptional terroir
The 65 hectares of terraced vineyards overlook Fort de Brégançon
and the Golden Islands, surrounded by strawberry trees, cork oaks and mimosas.
Nestled in an area known for its shale soil, the estate offers a range of typical Provençal grape varieties, suitable for making excellent rosés such as Syrah, Cinsault and Grenache. The exceptional amount of sunshine and proximity to the sea, which helps control the hot temperatures, offer optimal wine growing conditions.
After 10 years of biodynamic farming, the estate now uses ultra-sustainable farming methods. The Fabre family chose this growing method out of conviction and respect for their land.
Maintaining the richness of the soil is one of the key conditions for keeping healthy vines and obtaining good quality grapes, which is the necessary element for great wines.
An enjoyable rosé, typical of the seaside that knows how to tickle your taste buds !
This noble vineyard surrounded by vines and delicately nestled between hills and sun, offers a typical seaside Rosé.
The nose is delicate and fruty with aromas of blackberry and plum. The palate is fresh and crisp, but nevertheless rich with acidulated aromes persistent thoughout the tasting.
This estate full of nobility offers a typical of the seaside rosé, intense in the nose and dominated by the red fruits.
