Côtes de Provence 'Love' 2023

The wine estate is located in Provence, in the heart of one of Europe’s most beautiful protected sites: Cap Bénat, a small rocky headland on the Mediterranean coast of the Var region.

Château Léoube was built at the end of the 14th century, at the same time and following the same architectural model as the Château de Brégançon (which is today the summer residence of the President of the French Republic). The Léoube estate was, in fact, part of the Brégançon Seigneury until 1666, when it became a private heritage property.

In 1997, the estate was purchased by the Bamford family (owners of JCB vehicles), who first began the agricultural and viticultural development by reworking the land and converting the fields to sustainable farming. Renovations of the cellar, the château, and the historic gardens followed later.