Chateau Pas Du Cerf

The character of Château Pas du Cerf derives its origin from the alchemy of nature. .

In the sixteenth century, Francis I, king of France, stayed on the Mediterranean coast to celebrate the marriage of his son, Henry II, with Catherine de Medici. Invited at a chase by the landlord of Château d'Hyers, a medieval castle in ruins located on the top of the hill of Castéou, one of the summits of the Maurettes towering over the town of Hyeres, the king then hunted - and slayed - a dee at pace du to the streep terrain. as a tribute to this royal trophy the inhabitants named this place "Pace of the Deer", a litteral translation of "Pas du Cerf"

The history of Château Pas du Cerf began in 1848. At that time, the first grapes were harvested and vinified in this family-owned estate.
The place, which has existed for eight generations, in driven by respect for the past, attention to the present and a look into the future.

If it is rare for a winery to be passed on from generation to generation, it is even more uncommon for an estate to be under the resposibility of three women, namely three sisters.
Highly talented and passionate as well as demanding about the selection of grape varieties and uncompromising about their blending, they impose their style in the world of wine.
Emblematic of women's success in the production of great wines, Aurore, Diane and Marion produce a wine in their image : with character and elegance.

Respect for the environment and organic farming are integral parts of Château Pas du Cerf - in the vine as much as in each stage of the vinification process.

In the vineyard entirely organic manure contributes to the ripening of high quality grapes.