Château Malherbe, the Ferrari family's wine estate, is the reflection of the will of its emblematic character, Mireille Ferrari, to offer exceptional wines due to their rarity. Since 1938, we have been harvesting only by hand, so our organic wines and our estate conscientiously respect the characteristics of two unique terroirs: Malherbe and ... Pointe du Diable.
The Malherbe cuvée owes its name to the Malherbe terroir, clinging to the foothills of Cap Bénat. Our vines on the slopes, growing on a clayey-schistose soil (red earth), give birth to an exceptional cuvée available in red, white and rosé. The irrigation of our vines is provided by deep water run-off from the Massif des Maures, giving them all the water they need.
The Pointe du Diable terroir is located on a sandy soil composed of ancient alluvial deposits and strewn with quartz chips, on the seafront. It is the host of a great richness: the Pointe du Diable cuvée which can be found in white, red and rosé. It is the hydrological benefit of the night dews, due to the proximity of the shore and which represent one of the characteristics that make the originality of the terroir Pointe du Diable, that the vines can benefit.
Since 2019 with the arrival of Jannick Uttard in the vineyard, the estate is in conversion to biodynamic farming. see more