Domaine la Suffrène

Domaine La Suffrène is a leading winery located in the Bandol region, located on the Mediterranean coast in southeastern France. The winery is known for its remarkable production of premium wines, especially those from the Moulin de la Roque appellation in Bandol.

The history of Domaine La Suffrène dates back to 1996, when passionate winemaker Pierre Clavel founded the domain. Since then, the winery has built a reputation for producing wines of exceptional quality that reflect Bandol's unique terroir.

The vineyards of Domaine La Suffrène extend over approximately 45 hectares and are planted with traditional grape varieties, including Mourvèdre, Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah for red and rosé wines, as well as Clairette and Ugni Blanc for white wines. The vineyards benefit from the Mediterranean climate, with warm summers, mild winters and a cooling influence of the mistral wind.

The winery is committed to sustainable viticultural practices and respect for the environment, with manual harvesting and careful vinification processes to preserve the authenticity and expression of each wine.

Domaine La Suffrène is best known for its Bandol wines, particularly the red wines produced from the Mourvèdre grape, which thrives in the region's limestone and clay soils. These wines are characterized by their deep color, complex aromas of ripe fruit, herbs and spices, firm tannins and excellent aging potential.

The rosé wines of Domaine La Suffrène are also highly appreciated, with lively fruity notes, freshness and a pleasant minerality.

With its commitment to quality and craftsmanship, Domaine La Suffrène remains one of the most respected wineries in the Bandol region, and its wines are prized worldwide by premium wine enthusiasts.