Historic 17th-century château overlooking the UNESCO-listed Canal du Midi, once home to Paul Riquet, the engineer behind the canal’s construction.
Located in the heart of the Minervois, one of France’s oldest wine regions, with vineyards on clay-limestone soils and vines averaging 30 years old, some over 50 years.
Family-owned and operated by the Danglas family since 2005, who have revitalized the estate and practice sustainable, High Environmental Value (HVE) certified viticulture.
Produces a diverse range of red, white, and rosé wines, blending traditional grapes (Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre) with newer varieties (Merlot, Marselan, Roussanne).
Features four elegant guest suites, sweeping views of vineyards and the Pyrenees, terraced gardens, and a swimming pool for a memorable stay.
Offers guided tours, wine tastings, and wine-making courses in a beautifully restored 18th-century cellar and tasting room.
Château de Paraza, perched above the Canal du Midi in Languedoc, is a storied 17th-century estate that blends French history, architectural charm, and a deep-rooted wine tradition. Once the residence of Paul Riquet during the canal’s construction, the château boasts terraced gardens cascading down to the waterway, panoramic views of the Aude plain and Pyrenees, and a tranquil setting surrounded by vineyards and olive groves.
Since 2005, the Danglas family has breathed new life into the estate, practicing sustainable viticulture and producing expressive wines that capture the essence of the Minervois terroir.
Visitors can enjoy guided wine tastings, immersive courses, and stays in elegantly renovated suites, all while experiencing the warm hospitality of a passionate winemaking family.
The château is a destination where history, wine, and natural beauty converge for an unforgettable experience.
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