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500 route de La Chaize - 69460 Odenas, France +33 4 74 03 41 05 contact@chateaudelachaize.fr
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The estate

Château de La Chaize, a family-run wine-producing estate since 1676, classified as a national heritage site (Monument Historique)! ©Serge Chapuis
Château de La Chaize, a family-run wine-producing estate since 1676, classified as a national heritage site (Monument Historique)! ©Serge Chapuis
Château de La Chaize, part of the Beaujolais region's historic heritage ©Jean Luc Mege
Château de La Chaize, part of the Beaujolais region's historic heritage ©Jean Luc Mege
The vegetable garden designed by André Le Notre ©Serge Chapuis
The vegetable garden designed by André Le Notre ©Serge Chapuis
The formal French garden designed by André Le Notre ©Serge Chapuis
The formal French garden designed by André Le Notre ©Serge Chapuis
A historic wine-producing estate where vines, forests, meadows and moors coexist ©Serge Chapuis
A historic wine-producing estate where vines, forests, meadows and moors coexist ©Serge Chapuis
Heritage laden with history at the heart of a remarkable winegrowing region ©Serge Chapuis
Heritage laden with history at the heart of a remarkable winegrowing region ©Serge Chapuis
The historic winery where our Beaujolais crus are vinified and aged ©Serge Chapuis
The historic winery where our Beaujolais crus are vinified and aged ©Serge Chapuis
Château de La Chaize, its gardens and winery are all classified as national heritage sites (Monuments Historiques) ©Serge Chapuis
Château de La Chaize, its gardens and winery are all classified as national heritage sites (Monuments Historiques) ©Serge Chapuis
Bacchus, the god of wine, watches over Château de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Bacchus, the god of wine, watches over Château de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
A 450-hectare (1,112-acre) family-run wine-producing estate ©Serge Chapuis
A 450-hectare (1,112-acre) family-run wine-producing estate ©Serge Chapuis
The tasting room for experiencing our finest Beaujolais wines ©Serge Chapuis
The tasting room for experiencing our finest Beaujolais wines ©Serge Chapuis
A family saga, with Christophe and Boris Gruy ©Serge Chapuis
A family saga, with Christophe and Boris Gruy ©Serge Chapuis
Boris Gruy, Estate Manager, in Château de La Chaize's winery
Boris Gruy, Estate Manager, in Château de La Chaize's winery
Our modern, underground winery opposite the historic winery at the heart of the vineyards ©Serge Chapuis
Our modern, underground winery opposite the historic winery at the heart of the vineyards ©Serge Chapuis

Vineyard

A single vineyard approach -shown here, our "Vers les Pins" plot in the Brouilly appellation ©Serge Chapuis
A single vineyard approach -shown here, our "Vers les Pins" plot in the Brouilly appellation ©Serge Chapuis
Our vines at the foot of Mont Brouilly ©Serge Chapuis
Our vines at the foot of Mont Brouilly ©Serge Chapuis
The Beaujolais region’s valleys as seen from our vineyards ©Serge Chapuis
The Beaujolais region’s valleys as seen from our vineyards ©Serge Chapuis
Pink granite, found in the great terroirs of Brouilly and Fleurie ©Serge Chapuis
Pink granite, found in the great terroirs of Brouilly and Fleurie ©Serge Chapuis
Our growing vines will soon produce their first harvest ©Serge Chapuis
Our growing vines will soon produce their first harvest ©Serge Chapuis

Our harvests

Sorting the grapes ©Serge Chapuis
Sorting the grapes ©Serge Chapuis
Gamay grapes ©Serge Chapuis
Gamay grapes ©Serge Chapuis
The crates we use at harvest time at Château de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
The crates we use at harvest time at Château de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Pumping over of the must during vinification ©Serge Chapuis
Pumping over of the must during vinification ©Serge Chapuis

The winery

Our state-of-the-art winery ©Serge Chapuis
Our state-of-the-art winery ©Serge Chapuis
A row of our truncated tanks ©Serge Chapuis
A row of our truncated tanks ©Serge Chapuis
An example of the slate plaques we use to indicate the origin of the named plots in the Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Fleurie and Morgon appellations ©Serge Chapuis
An example of the slate plaques we use to indicate the origin of the named plots in the Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Fleurie and Morgon appellations ©Serge Chapuis
A hatch allows access from a walkway to the tanks we use to vinify our high-end Beaujolais wines ©Serge Chapuis
A hatch allows access from a walkway to the tanks we use to vinify our high-end Beaujolais wines ©Serge Chapuis
75-hl (1,981-gal) truncated concrete tanks ©Serge Chapuis
75-hl (1,981-gal) truncated concrete tanks ©Serge Chapuis
132-hl (3,487 gal) truncated stainless-steel tanks ©Serge Chapuis
132-hl (3,487 gal) truncated stainless-steel tanks ©Serge Chapuis
The winery where each year we vinify our wines from the Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Fleurie and Morgon appellations ©Serge Chapuis
The winery where each year we vinify our wines from the Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Fleurie and Morgon appellations ©Serge Chapuis
Our Cellarmaster during the vinification period at Château de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Our Cellarmaster during the vinification period at Château de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis

The cellar

Our wines ageing in the cellar, all of which are Beaujolais crus ©Serge Chapuis
Our wines ageing in the cellar, all of which are Beaujolais crus ©Serge Chapuis
The longest cellar in the Beaujolais at 108 m (354 ft) ©Thibaut de Rohan
The longest cellar in the Beaujolais at 108 m (354 ft) ©Thibaut de Rohan
The door that leads to Château de La Chaize’s historic cellar ©Serge Chapuis
The door that leads to Château de La Chaize’s historic cellar ©Serge Chapuis
The cellar in which our Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Fleurie and Morgon wines are aged ©Serge Chapuis
The cellar in which our Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Fleurie and Morgon wines are aged ©Serge Chapuis

The Clos de La Chaize

View of the entrance to the Clos de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
View of the entrance to the Clos de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Exceptional wine from Clos de La Chaize Monopole
Exceptional wine from Clos de La Chaize Monopole
Vines of the best Gamay from Chateau de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Vines of the best Gamay from Chateau de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Specific portal for the high-end vintage of Clos de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis
Specific portal for the high-end vintage of Clos de La Chaize ©Serge Chapuis

The wines

Our range of wines featured in the estate’s shop ©Serge Chapuis
Our range of wines featured in the estate’s shop ©Serge Chapuis
A blue capsule crowns our single vineyard cuvées ©Serge Chapuis
A blue capsule crowns our single vineyard cuvées ©Serge Chapuis
Corks that remain after wine tastings at the Château de La Chaize estate ©Serge Chapuis
Corks that remain after wine tastings at the Château de La Chaize estate ©Serge Chapuis