Tempier Estate

The Domaine Tempier in a few words...

The Domaine Tempier is a winery located in the Provence region of southern France. It is located in the Bandol appellation, renowned for its red wines produced from Mourvèdre grapes, as well as its rosé wines.

The Tempier estate was founded in 1834 and extends over 30 hectares of vines, planted on clay-limestone and stony soils. The vines have been cultivated organically and biodynamically since the 1990s, which implies sustainable management that respects the environment.

The wines of Domaine Tempier are considered benchmarks in the Bandol appellation, particularly for the red wines, which are often described as powerful, complex and elegant. Rosé wines are also highly appreciated for their freshness, fruitiness and minerality.

Discover other organic wines from Provence with the domaine de la Tour du Bon, the Domaine de Fontenille, the Château des Annibals or the Domaine Hauvette.

Les cuvées du domaine Tempier

The rosé du domaine Tempier is a great gourmet rosé. It is complex with notes of red fruit.

The rouge du Domaine Tempier is a great Bandol red, long and complex, with notes of black fruits and spices.

Where is Domaine Tempier located?

The Tempier estate is located in Le Castellet, in the heart of the Bandol PDO.

How is Domaine Tempier run?

The Tempier estate is run according to biodynamic principles.

How many bottles are produced at Domaine Tempier?

The Tempier estate produces around 240,000 bottles a year.