History of the Estate - Chateau De La Nauve

ORIGIONS
SIX DECADES OF ROOTS
From its founding in 1955 through periods of resilience, expansion, and modernization,Château de la Nauve has steadily evolved through replanting, structural upgrades, and technical refinement, shaping a balanced and enduring Grand Cru estate.
1955
Origins of the Estate
Michel Veyry acquired 4 hectares of family-owned land in Saint-Laurent-des-Combes, marking the foundation of Château de la Nauve.
1956
Reconstruction and Resilience
A severe frost destroyed nearly 75% of the vineyard, leading to a large-scale replanting program andshaping the estate’s enduring values of resilience and long-term commitment.
1960–1975
Expansion and Foundations
Following replanting, the estate expanded and strengthened its foundations, establishing a steady pathof growth and continuity.
Post-1975
Structural Modernisation
Through continuous investment and technical upgrades, Château de la Nauve modernised its facilitiesand vineyard practices, evolving toward a balanced model focused on quality and efficiency.
2022-Today
New Winemaking Team
Following the acquisition by the new owner Vignobles Z,the estate reduced its yields and adopted a more refined approach to winemaking,emphasizing low production and meticulous craftsmanship.
To support this new chapter,a dedicated winemaking team was formed,bringing together two renowned professionals:Sébastien Xans and Hervé Leferrer.

ORIGIONS