Arnoux Et Fils

The history of the Arnoux et Fils winery is a centuries-old journey that begins in 1717, when Count François de Castellanne, owner of vast territories, donated a vineyard to Pierre Bovis, ancestor of the Arnoux family.

Since that time, the family has steadily expanded its holdings, coming to own approximately 85 acres of select land on the Plateau des Garrigues.

In 1936, Aimé Arnoux, the winery’s true paterfamilias, began contracting with neighbors to expand access to prestigious appellations such as Gigondas and Châteauneuf. This strategy allowed the winery to satisfy an even wider range of customers, offering a complete range of wines from the Rhone Valley.

These wines, produced with the same care and quality as the family vineyards, have earned a solid reputation thanks to the constant commitment of the Arnoux family.

Aimé Arnoux was the promoter and architect of this expansion: the management of the winery subsequently passed to his two sons, Jean-Marie and Régis, while today the dynasty continues with Marc and Jean-François, sons of Jean-Marie, who maintain Long live the family tradition and know-how.