What wine to choose for Christmas? Our ideas for each dish…
If you're wondering which wine to choose for Christmas, discover our pairing suggestions for a perfectly successful festive menu.
4 Perfect Wine Gift Ideas for Christmas
Beautiful bottles, captivating cellar tours, immersive wine tourism experiences... Here are 4 perfect wine gift ideas for Christmas.
Committing to the Beaujolais Region: A Clear Dedication!
Discover how Château de Corcelles and Château des Tours continue to enhance the Beaujolais region’s prominence in 2024.
The 2024 Harvest: Demanding yet Promising
At the end of the 2024 harvest demanding yet promising in our vineyards of the Rhône, Beaujolais, and Bordeaux, discover our initial report on this very latest vintage.
What Menu with a Beaujolais Nouveau? Our Inspirations!
Fill up on food and wine pairing ideas to create a delicious menu with a Beaujolais Nouveau, from appetizers to dessert...
4 Parcels cuvées to Explore the Terroirs of Beaujolais
Beaujolais wines continue to astonish oenophiles. This vineyard, stretching between Mâcon and Lyon, is full of treasures adored by Gamay, a black grape with white juice. With 12 appellations, including 10 AOC communes such as Brouilly, Fleurie, and
June 1-2, 2024: Open House at Château de Corcelles!
Tour of the Beaujolais vineyard, wine tastings, fun activities... On June 1 and 2, 2024, Château de Corcelles opens its doors to you!
3 ways to discover the Beaujolais in the summer
The beautiful weather is finally back! Beaujolais wine estates and their vineyards under the sun, as far as the eye can see, make the ideal setting for a rejuvenating holiday. If you are a die-hard fan of delicious wine, historical exploration, creat
Beaujolais 2022 Harvest
The 2022 harvest is over at our Beaujolais properties: Château de Corcelles and Château des Tours. This warm vintage looks like 2020 with good maturities, which promises elegant and rich wines.
New website
Through our new website, discover the world of Domaines Richard through three emblematic wine regions: the Rhône Valley, Beaujolais and Bordeaux.