The history of Château de Chasselas dates back to the 14th century with the Lords of Chasselas. Set in the heart of the village of Chasselas, which gave its name to the famous grape variety, the estate currently covers 6 hectares. Visitors enter the estate (listed as a historic monument) by a beautiful drive running through the vineyards, before arriving at a vast interior courtyard. The eastern and western sides are defined by 14th and 15th century buildings, including 3 towers, while the main group of buildings to the south dates back to the 18th century. The estate’s long tradition of winemaking continues with its new owners. Since taking over in 1999, they have taken great pains to develop high quality wines that reflect the identity of their terroir. Committed to a constant search for quality, Château de Chasselas uses modern tools.