Château de la Jaubertie

About the Winery

Château de la Jaubertie is a family-run winery in Colombier in the Dordogne, located in the Périgord Pourpre about 100 km from Bordeaux. Operating in the AOP Bergerac (red, white and rosé wines) and the AOP Monbazillac, the estate produces organically certified wines that reflect the region's terroir. The property itself is listed as a Monument Historique: it was once a hunting lodge of Henry IV and was given by him to Gabrielle d'Estrées; later, Léon Beylet, physician to Marie-Antoinette, lived at the château. Today, alongside viticulture, the estate is a destination for wine tourism: guided tours of the vineyard and cellar with tastings are offered year-round, along with cultural events such as concerts, theatre, exhibitions and yoga. There is also a cottage adjacent to the château available for rent; group receptions are possible on request. The estate's website is available in French and English.

Site

Colombier

Processes

Wine tourism: guided tours of the vineyard and cellar with tastings, Events (concerts, theatre, exhibitions, yoga), Guest rooms/cottage rental, Group receptions on request

Certificates

Agriculture biologique (organic certification), Organic farming (organic certification)

Industries

Viticulture (AOP Bergerac, AOP Monbazillac)

1. 01

   Viticulture

2. 02

   Vinification

3. 03

   Maturing and bottling

4. 04

   Sales and distribution

5. 05

   Wine tourism

Location

Colombier

FR

Winery with château, sales, tours and tastings

Inside the production

Quality

The winery is certified according to the standards of organic farming (agriculture biologique).

History

1. Former hunting lodge of Henry IV, which he gave to Gabrielle d'Estrées; later residence of Léon Beylet, physician to Marie-Antoinette

2. Current use as a winery; the château is listed as a Monument Historique