Domaine de la Giscle

Domaine de la Giscle

A family-owned vineyard in Cogolin, in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. For eight generations, the Audemard family has been cultivating its vineyards and crafting its wines at the estate, with passion and expertise, in an authentic setting nestled between the vineyards and the Massif des Maures.
1122 route de Collobrières
Domaine de la Giscle
83310 Cogolin
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Domaine de la Giscle

1122 route de Collobrières
Domaine de la Giscle
83310 Cogolin
I'm going by train

Presentation

In Cogolin, in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, the “Domaine de la Giscle – Maison Audemard” is a family-owned winery whose history has been passed down through eight generations.
At the foot of the Massif des Maures and just a few kilometers from the coast, the vineyard spans nearly 50 hectares of vines. The estate owes its name to the Giscle, the stream that flows through its lands and has been a part of its history.
From generation to generation, the Audemard family has developed the estate while remaining committed to their craft and their land. From the flour mill to the first vineyards, from the wine once sold in bulk to the various vintages produced today, each generation has contributed to the estate’s legacy.
As independent winemakers, we cultivate our vineyards, harvest our grapes, and handle the winemaking, aging, and marketing of our wines ourselves. From vine to bottle, every step is carried out and monitored directly at the estate by our family and our team.
Domaine de la Giscle: our white, rosé, and red wines reflect the different facets of our vineyard and our work. Some vintages are aged in oak barrels in our barrel cellar, which is visible from our tasting room.
To discover Domaine de la Giscle, no reservation is needed: during opening hours, wine tastings are open to all and free of charge in the tasting room. Our team will welcome you and guide you through a simple exploration of our different vintages. The wines available can also be purchased directly at Domaine de la Giscle.
For those who wish to explore further, we also offer fully private tours, by reservation, in French or English. Whether you’re with your partner, family, friends, or colleagues, these tours let you discover our family history, our terroir, the cellar, and the various stages of winemaking, before concluding with a guided tasting. A gourmet option also allows you to extend this experience with a sharing platter.
More than just a tasting room, La Giscle is a vibrant family estate where our family and team work every day, following the rhythm of the seasons, the vineyards, the harvest, and the winemaking process.
Whether you come to discover our wines, tour the estate, or simply step inside our cellar, we’ll be delighted to welcome you and share our craft and our story with you.
With warm regards,
The Audemard Family & Team
Sustainable tourism
Au Domaine de la Giscle, nous sommes attentifs à la préservation de notre terroir et de notre environnement. Notre travail évolue au fil des années afin de limiter notre impact, en privilégiant une viticulture raisonnée et des pratiques adaptées aux besoins réels de la vigne. La vente directe au Domaine, sans intermédiaire, fait également partie de notre volonté de conserver un lien local et direct avec nos visiteurs.

On site

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Spoken languages

Labels, brands and classified sites

Wine Route of Provence
Vignobles et Découvertes label
AOP Côtes de Provence
Wine cellars - independent winegrowers
Réseau Destination Var

Payment methods

Cash
Contactless payment
Credit card
Check

Activities

Product tasting

Services

Guided tours
Pets welcome

Equipments

Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
Coach parking
Free parking

Openings & pricing

Horaires

All year round on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 9 am and 12.30 pm and between 2 pm and 6.30 pm.

Tarifs

Free access.

Mise à jour le 02/10/2026
Par Communauté de communes du golfe de Saint Tropez

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