Château La Coste

In the heart of Provence, nestled between the elegant

Aix-en-Provence and the stunning Luberon National Regional Park, the Domaine de Château La Coste offers a unique experience in the heart of a cultivated vineyard that spans 130 hectares.

Renowned for its winemaking excellence,

the Domaine Château La Coste also offers visitors the opportunity to discover 30 outstanding monumental works of art in an open-air display. Since 2017, this decidedly unique artistic experience has included the Villa La Coste Hotel and the Michelin-starred Louison restaurant with Gérald Passedat at the helm.

The very essence of the Château La Coste ethos is epitomised by the way it unites all the arts together in the one location where creativity enjoys complete freedom. The only place of its kind in the world, the Domain offers a haven of peace and pure grace where wine, art, architecture and well-being are brought together at last.

In line with the concepts of biodynamic agriculture,

the Domaine Château La Coste endeavours to preserve the terroir by protecting its fertility and safeguarding the essence of its soils. The alchemy of blending takes place in a state-of-the-art fermenting cellar designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel and inaugurated for the 2008 grape harvest. The new technology ensures the natural expression of the wine and injects a new lease of life into a long-standing tradition.

In 2009, the Château La Coste wines were awarded the “Organic Agriculture” label in recognition of the house’s respect for the land and its methods, which are in perfect harmony with nature.

Château La Coste strives to:

- Preserve the terroir

- Protect the essence of the soil and its fertility

- Practice organic farming based on the concepts of biodynamic agriculture, as pioneered by Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925)

- Respect the lunar calendar (magnetism effect)

- Use biodynamic preparations

- Use compost

- Avoid using any weed killers or synthetic products, only sulphur flower

- Use copper in association with specific biodynamic preparations