The vineyard Bandol One of the first Mediterranean soils was very early noticed by the Greek colonies and Romans who occupied our area. The inhabitants of Bandol and his area fuyèrent little by little the pirate invasions and the diseases come from the sea and took refuge in the surrounding hills.
Thus were born Cadière, Castellet and the culture of the vine in terraces, called here " restanques ": charm area.

Under the reign of Louis XIV, the Bandol soil saw its fame growing and will be been used for the court of France. It was even protected when Louis XV decided to prohibit the plantations of vines.

Other made significant for this small viticultural production: the discovery by notable of the country, going down from the count d' Epernon of the good conservation, and even, of the allowance of this vintage at the time of long tours at sea. The ways of export were already opened to him and our wines of Bandol were required in the islands, in particular in the Antilles.