Welcome
Standing above the River Loue since the 10th century, Château de Roche at Arc-et-Senans was first recorded in the Chronicles of Saint-Bénigne as a fortress guarding an ancient road to Rome.
Today, listed as a Monument Historique, the château is flanked by two towers crowned with the distinctive clochers comtois of Franche-Comté. Beneath them, ancient vaulted cellars descend to the river below.
Read our history
Above the Loue
The river, the vineyard and the gardens have shaped life here for centuries.
The estate
The château remains at the heart of a working estate, where history, winemaking, hospitality and culture are part of everyday life.
Every estate has its heart. Ours is around the table.Château de Roche
The Vineyard
At the foot of the château, where the Loue winds through limestone and forest, vines have returned to the estate. Their return marks a new chapter in the life of Château de Roche.
A hectare and a half of vines across five plots between the Loue valley and the Jura hillsides. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinotage and traditional Jura varieties, grown as a field blend in the belief that what grows together belongs together.
Explore the cuvées
Tétramorphe
A cultural programme rooted in the tradition of the Greek symposium: residential gatherings where ideas, gastronomy, wine and art meet. Each season, artists take over the château and its cellars, open free to visitors on exhibition weekends.
Discover TétramorphePlan your visit
Join us for one of our own gatherings, or make the house your own for the day.
