Listed as a historic monument, the medieval fortress of Berrye has stood majestically in the middle of its vineyards since the 12th century.

Built on rocky peaks, surrounded by dry moats and underground galleries, it was once a place of defense and welcome. Today it bears the traces of this glorious past.

Discover an exceptional place, where each tufa stone, each troglodyte maze, each plot of vines are full of historical testimonies but also mysteries still to be elucidated.

The ambition of the new owners, the COLINET family, is to launch a vast restoration program which will extend over several years.

After some preliminary maintenance and waterproofing work, the first emergency restoration work began in the first half of 2022. They include the restoration of the square tower (12th century), the South and East enclosures, as well as the redevelopment of the entrance room and the first floor.