Overlooking the historic town of Lectoure, Château de Vacquié, a cut-stone manor-house and its surrounding buildings built in 1784 by the Count de Paris-Vacquié, reside in the middle of a 65-hectare (160 acres) estate dedicated to growing wine since the Roman era. The vineyard was the privileged supplier of the French monarchy in the 11th century.

Since 1986, the current owners have been carrying out the tradition with the same dedication and respect for the exceptional terroirs and age old know-how of the property. Now, they want to share this passion with you.