Château Camplazens

Severine DA FURRIELA

Reviewed on September 8, 2025

A very nice tour of the estate, led with professionalism. A big thank you to our guide who was able to share his passion with novices. The explanations were clear. I recommend 👍 very friendly.

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Meinolf R.

Reviewed on August 28, 2025

Château Camplazens – Authentic Wines from the Heart of La Clape Château Camplazens enjoys an idyllic location on the highest plateau of the Massif de la Clape, a renowned appellation in the Languedoc. Its unique location, just a few kilometers from the Mediterranean coast, has a unique influence on both the terroir and the wines. Cooling sea breezes temper the summer heat, while the limestone-rich soil lends the wines remarkable freshness and minerality. 🌊🍇 The Wines: Power, Elegance, and Garrigue The wines of Château Camplazens are the result of a skillful balance between tradition and modernity. The focus is on the region's signature grape varieties, such as Syrah, Grenache, and Mourvèdre. What makes the wines here so outstanding is their profound complexity. They are powerful, full-bodied, and yet surprisingly elegant. The "Premium" Cuvée: A prime example of the estate's quality. This wine, often made from Syrah, Grenache, and old Carignan vines, displays opulent dark berry fruit paired with the spicy aromas of the garrigue—wild rosemary, thyme, and juniper. Despite being aged in barriques, the wood is perfectly integrated, and the tannins are velvety and ripe. A wine that pairs perfectly with dark meat or grilled dishes and has the potential to age for years. "La Réserve": Another impressive red wine that underlines the quality of the La Clape cru site. It presents itself with a finesse structure and a long, aromatic finish. The château's white and rosé wines are also worthy of mention. They are fresh, expressive, and ideal for a sunny day. A winery with character. Behind the wines are the British owners Susan and Peter Close, who have realized their dream here, and the talented cellar master Yann Claustre. Their dedication to the terroir and attention to detail are evident in every bottle. Château Camplazens is not just a winery, but a true gem in the wine world of southern France. For lovers of powerful, Mediterranean-inspired wines seeking that certain something, it is highly recommended. A visit to the winery also offers breathtaking views and the opportunity to taste the wines in their homeland. 🏰

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ambre joslain

Reviewed on August 20, 2025

We discovered Château Camplazens through a tour of the estate and a tasting. I highly recommend it; the explanations of winemaking are clear. Our guide was informative and attentive to our questions. It was a wonderful discovery of this authentic, human-sized company.

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Marie Maurice

Reviewed on July 30, 2025

We loved our tasting at the Château de Camplazens. Morgane was extremely clear and informative. The selection of charcuterie and cheese is excellent. Thank you for this great time, we will be back.

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Vale ROUSSE

Reviewed on July 2, 2025

A nicely decorated cellar and the young girl with tied black hair is very welcoming.

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