Chateau de Poncie
Organic Beaujolais vineyard producing wines and offering tours and tastings in Fleurie
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Chateau de Poncie
Château de Poncié is a wine estate in Fleurie that produces Beaujolais wines, using a parcel-focused approach to winemaking. Its vineyard is converted to organic agriculture and uses agroforestry, biodynamic practices and vitipastoralism.
The estate sells wines and offers guided vineyard and cellar visits with tastings. Its registry record gives a founding date of 2008 and a registered seat in Fleurie, France; the estate's history page says it was taken over by a new generation of winemakers in 2020.
Product: Beaujolais wines, plus guided vineyard and cellar tours with tastings.
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