Winery Mas la Chevalière

Mas la Chevalière is the estate that Domaine Laroche developed in southern France during the 1990s. Sources describe the acquisition and renovation of a property with an 18th-century mas and the construction of a state-of-the-art winery near Béziers; some publications indicate the purchase around 1995, others report the site was established in 1996.

Apply Burgundian know-how to the terroirs of the Languedoc, prioritizing precision and fruit expression through targeted winemaking choices and careful resource management.

Located in the Béziers area, the estate cultivates high-altitude vineyards on limestone soils that contribute to wines with good freshness. The setting is the broad Pays d'Oc / Languedoc wine region, with cool microclimates selected for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

Special Jury Prize — 2021 Trophées for Energy Performance in the Agri‑Food Industry