Vignerons de Bel Air

In 1929, at the dawn of the Great Depression, a handful of Beaujolais winegrowers decided to counter the crisis by joining forces. Together, they created the Cave des Vignerons de Bel Air. In 2008, the merger with the Cave de Chiroubles allowed them to expand their production site to 700 hectares, spread across the 10 Beaujolais Crus. Read more

In 1929, at the dawn of the Great Depression, a handful of Beaujolais winegrowers decided to counter the crisis by joining forces. Together, they created the Cave des Vignerons de Bel Air. In 2008, the merger with the Cave de Chiroubles allowed them to expand their production site to 700 hectares, spread across the 10 Beaujolais Crus.