Bonfils

Bonfils

Vignobles Bonfils is a family business from the south of France with a history dating back to 1870. Today the sixth generation of the Bonfils family is at the helm, and the company ranks among the largest independent wine producers in France. The family owns some 1,600 hectares of vineyards and runs several châteaux and estates across the Languedoc-Roussillon region in Occitanie.
Bonfils’ philosophy revolves around combining tradition with modern techniques. In the vineyards, the emphasis is on sustainable viticulture, biodiversity and respect for soil and water. Through carefully selected plots, often on hillside terroirs with Mediterranean influences, they strive for wines that clearly reflect the character of the region.
With more than a century and a half of experience and a strong family vision, Vignobles Bonfils is known for approachable wines full of character that express the sunny, Mediterranean spirit of southern France.