Description
Between Mediterranean garrigue scrubland and the coast, Domaine les Yeuses was built in the 13th century by the Knights Templar on the site of an old Roman villa. The estate is named after a forest of holm oaks. Today the holm oaks have gone, and in their place, an alley of olive trees guides you to the estate's courtyard. Jean-Paul and Michel Darde have been running Domaine les Yeuses since 1977. Their parents, winemakers for generations, brought them up to follow in the family tradition. Jean-Paul's son, Sylvain, joined the business five years ago. The Darde family welcomes you to the estate to visit the premises and discover their wines.
Openings
All year 2026
Services offered
Quality standards
Quality standards
Haute Valeur EnvironnementaleLocation
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- Countryside : Mèze
- Outskirts of the town : Mèze (4km)
- Pondside : Etang de Thau, Mèze (5km)
- Sea : Mer Méditerranée, Marseillan-Plage (17km)
Access
Access
- Road (national / local) : RD 51 at 750m
- Motorway : A9, Sortie n°33, Poussan at 15km
- Railway station : Sète at 24km
- Airport/airfield : Montpellier at 43km