Visit Château Coutet in Saint-Émilion
Bordeaux
Winery
The Château Coutet vineyard has been owned by the David Beaulieu family for over 400 years, still living within it. This singularity is added to that of its terroir which has never been treated chemically. The property has historically always been exploited with a method now classified as "organic". Thanks to this method associated with a polyculture (market gardening, orchards, wood, livestock) favoring the original species / grape varieties, has made it possible to preserve rare fauna and flora species which contribute to making it an exceptional place.
Located 500 m from the village center, its immediate neighbors are all PRESTIGIOUS CHÂTEAUX.
Each generation cultivated the estate with the greatest respect for nature, biodiversity and the terroir, which earned it to obtain ORGANIC CERTIFICATION IN 2012. A stroll through the vineyards of Coutet helps to understand why the holy landscapes -emilionnais are classified WORLD HERITAGE by UNESCO.
Located 500 m from the village center, its immediate neighbors are all PRESTIGIOUS CHÂTEAUX.
Each generation cultivated the estate with the greatest respect for nature, biodiversity and the terroir, which earned it to obtain ORGANIC CERTIFICATION IN 2012. A stroll through the vineyards of Coutet helps to understand why the holy landscapes -emilionnais are classified WORLD HERITAGE by UNESCO.
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Grape varieties used
Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Malbec MerlotWines prices
15,00€ - 75,00€ per bottleLabels & awards
Vineyards and Discovery
Official award for great wine tourism destination
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Château Coutet, Coutet, Saint-Émilion, France France
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Château Coutet
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The Château Coutet vineyard has been owned by the David Beaulieu family for over 400 years, still living within it. This singularity is added to that of its terroir which has never been treated chemically. The property has historically always been exploited with a method now classified as "organic". Thanks to this method associated wi...