Château Léoube

Nestled in a coastal bay facing the Îles d'Or, the 560-hectare Léoube estate lies in the heart of the Cap Bénat, the largest protected site in the Var (Provence) and a place of precious natural beauty. The 17th century château was acquired by Lord and Lady Bamford in 1997, a pioneering family driving positive sustainable change in the UK, marking a new beginning for Léoube. Under the guidance of head winemaker Romain Ott, fourth generation winemaker of the Ott dynasty, Léoube uses time-honoured artisanal methods and organic principles that work in harmony with the land and changing seasons to produce award-winning Provençal wines which reflect the unique and varied coastal terroir.