Château Paradis

Château Paradis: Sustainable Provence Wines from a Unique Terroir

Nestled in a stunning setting of vineyards and nature, Château Paradis spans 80 hectares at the far northern edge of the Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence appellation, in the commune of Puy-Sainte-Réparade.

Since 2011, the Thieblin family, originally from Provence, has owned the estate. In addition to acquiring nearly 50 hectares of vineyards, they have developed a long-term strategy for the property. Their mission? To create terroir-driven wines with true character.

Ecological Commitment and Characterful Wines at Château Paradis

Today, Jérémie Peckre, the estate director, leads operations with great skill, supported by a dynamic team of six and renowned Rhône Valley oenologists Michel Tardieu and Philippe Cambie. They practice sustainable viticulture and only apply treatments when necessary. In 2019, Château Paradis earned the HVE (High Environmental Value) certification for its entire vineyard and practices, recognizing the estate’s commitment to environmental stewardship and biodiversity protection.

While rosé wines are the estate's primary production, significant attention is also given to reds and whites. The unique terroir and climate allow them to achieve fine wines with excellent concentration, particularly in their reds.