"Château du Rouët is located in the great ʺFréjusʺ terroir in the Var.
  
 Château du Rouët was once a Templar farm and then a former stagecoach relay. A few years before the revolution, the Marquis de V fell in love with this Château, he hunted there regularly and decided to plant vines and olive trees there.
  
 In 1840, the estate was bought by the family currently owning it. The property is made up of more than 1000 hectares of forest, allowing it to generate income through the sale of maritime pine wood and its cork harvest. 
  
 After 1945, the estate began selling wine and significantly developed its production in the 1960s.
  
 In 1990, Martin Savatier modernized the vineyard and contributed to the birth of the Fréjus appellation, and therefore allowed the Château to make a name for itself in France and abroad.
  
Nose of fresh berries.
  
Freshness and suppleness in the mouth."