Famille Place - Château Réal d'Or

Côtes de Provence Notre-Dame des Anges Appelation

Eonologist: Murielle Schlicklin-Peyrebrune

Environmental Practices: Organic Certified, Vegan Friendly, Sustainable Agriculture

Nestled in the heart of Provence near Saint-Tropez, Domaine de l’Heure Bleue spans 12 hectares of hillside vineyards under the Côtes de Provence Notre-Dame des Anges appellation. Entirely restructured, the estate benefits from a privileged location on the slopes of the Massif des Maures, in the commune of Gonfaron, surrounded by the exceptional natural setting of the Plaine des Maures National Nature Reserve.

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The Notre-Dame des Anges terroir designation was officially recognized in 2019 as a unique expression of the Côtes de Provence AOP. It draws its name from the highest point of the Massif des Maures (767 meters), visible throughout the region. This distinct terroir stretches across 10 communes in the Var department, offering an extraordinary landscape of umbrella pines, oak trees, and chestnut groves.

The estate takes its name from l’Heure bleue—a poetic moment between day and night when the sky is painted in deep hues and nature comes alive with fragrance. It reflects the spirit of the Domaine: subtle, vibrant, and in harmony with its environment.

Brigitte and Alain Place, a passionate couple of winemakers, have brought their vision to life through the organic transformation of the estate. Their deep respect for nature guides every aspect of their viticulture, allowing the land’s true character to shine.

Until 2024, Alain Place served as winemaker. Since then, following the acquisition of Château Réal d'Or, Domaine de l’Heure Bleue has entrusted its cellar to the skilled hands of Murielle Schlicklin-Peyrebrune, a seasoned cellar master whose expertise ensures continuity in quality and expression.

Today, the wines of Domaine de l’Heure Bleue are regularly honoured with awards at prestigious competitions in France and internationally, a testament to the estate’s excellence and dedication

The best provance wines we have ever tasted!

  • Réal d'Or Rosé

    RDO3-RS - Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah

    Winemaking: The vineyard is located on a common geological formation: Permian sandstone dating from the Paleozoic era. Two main soil types are found there: schist and sand.

    Tasting Notes: Pale, slightly salmon-hued colour. A very expressive nose with aromas of yellow fleshed fruit. The palate is soft and aromatic, with notes of nectarine, a fine lingering finish, and a wine that is full-bodied and generous

    Food Pairings: Ideal with apertifs, white meats and grilled fish. This wine will appeal to lovers of fresh, fruit rose wines.

  • Réal d'Or White

    RDO3-W - Rolle

    Winemaking: The vineyard is located on a common geological formation: Permian sandstone dating from the Paleozoic era. Two main soil types are found there: schist and sand.

    Tasting Notes: Golden-yellow colour, with a lively nose of citrus notes. The palate is zesty and powerful, revealing flavours of bergamot. A long finish, with a wine that is aromatic and subtle.

    Food Pairings: Ideal with a citrus sea bream ceviche or a fruit-based dessert, this wine is a true pleasure for lovers of aromatic, well structured white wines.

  • Notre-Dame Des Anges Rosé

    RDO4-RS - Grenache, Cinsault, Tibouren, Syrah

    Winemaking: The vineyard is located on a common geological formation: Permian sandstone dating from the Paleozoic era. Two main soil types are found there: schist and sand.

    Tasting Notes: Very pale, almost opalescent colour. The nose is intense and highly complex, with notes of peach and apricot, plus spicy nuances reminiscent of Timur pepper berries. The palate is generous, broad and fresh, surprising with its long finish and exotic accents.

    Food Pairings: Ideal to pair with white meats, Provençal dishes, and aperitifs.