Since 2004, Château de Vialer has been lovingly restored as both a working winery and a beautiful family home. The approach to the estate is marked by its distinctive corbelled turret, Vic-Bilh roof tiles and sculpted 16th-century chimneys, in tribute to the centuries of architectural heritage.

Inside, many of the château’s original features have been preserved, including a magnificent 17th-century fireplace complete with rustic carvings of hunting dogs. These faithful companions have overseen many a celebratory evening, including those when the Countess du Barry was reputed to stay in the chateau on hunting trips in the region.