Aperitifs by La Thébaïde

To help you discover the estate, lounges, sofas and tables are available. Food trucks will be available at each event. On the music front, you'll hear guitarists and singers, as well as DJs. Sales by the glass and bottle.

For more information, please visit our website www.chateaulathebaide.com or our Facebook page: Château la Thébaïde. You'll find all the information you need about our summer events.

Apéros By La Thébaïde 2025 :
. May 23: L'Espagnole
. June 6: 80s
. June 20: La Soirée Blanche
. July 4: La Soirée Dj & Sax
. July 18: Fête des Belges
. August 1: Back to Java
. August 15: La Closing

The vineyard is owned by the Raynaud family and covers 40 ha. It all began in 1890, when the family's forebears both raised livestock and worked in the olive groves and vineyards. At the beginning of the 20th century, great-grandfather Justin Raynaud and his father-in-law Monier Firmin refocused on the vineyard in order to develop it further. Claude Raynaud joined the family business in the 1960s.
In the 80s, his son Daniel took over. He bought plots of land in Plan de Dieu and Sablet to continue developing the business. It was during this period that Daniel's son Mathieu joined the estate, and he too contributed to the business by buying vineyards in Sablet and Gigondas to further develop this fine estate. The idea of creating Château la Thébaïde was born in 2015. After some renovation work, the estate's first vinification took place in 2016. In 2019, the estate will convert to the HVE label, having already practiced sustainable agriculture since its creation.

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