Château La Dorgonne

Château La Dorgonne, vineyard and olive growing domaine in La Tour d’Aigues. Organic PDO AOP Luberon wine, Provence olive oil and local product tasting.

Biodynamic wine estate in La Tour d’Aigues.

Discover the vineyards along a sign-posted trail, organic growing and, of course, taste the AOC wines.

Openings

From 01/04 to 30/09, daily between 10 am and 7 pm.

From 01/10 to 31/03, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 10 am and 6 pm.

Prices

Free access.

Bank/credit card, Check, Cash, Credit transfer

Further information

Types of products

  • Wines
  • Oil
  • Oils, spices and condiments

Operator status

  • Tasting cellar
  • Producer
  • Producer Bio

AOP / AOC / IGP

  • AOP – AOC Luberon

Description AOC / AOP / IGP

AOP Luberon

Quality charters labels

  • Label Vineyards and Discoveries
  • Organic Farming (AB)
  • Inter Rhône Charter: ‘A Place For Regional Specialities’
  • Distinction Wine Tourism
  • The Experience Cellar

Additional services

Equipments

  • Picnic area
  • Toilets
  • Car park
  • Coach parking
  • Free car park

Services

  • Pets welcome
  • Sales on site
  • Shop
  • Tourist brochures
  • Tourist information
  • Tour free of charge
  • International export
  • Online shop

Activities

  • Product tasting
  • Shows

Welcome

Spoken languages

  • English
  • French

Documentation languages

  • English
  • French

Reception of people with disabilities

Adapted tourism

  • Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs

Pets welcome

Animaux acceptés ?

Accepted

Animals accepted with supplement

Without supplements

Location details

  • In the country
  • Mountain view
  • Isolated
  • Lake -5km away
  • Village -2 km away
  • On a farm or small holding
  • View over the vineyards
  • Pond within 5 km
Contact

Domaine de La Dorgonne
2991 Route de Mirabeau – D135
84240 La Tour-d'Aigues

Visit website

04 90 07 50 18

Send a message

https://www.facebook.com/LaDorgonne

Mis à jour le 31/01/2025
Par Sud Luberon Tourisme

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