CASTLES RULLY

Château de Rully is a 12th-century castle in Saône-et-Loire, Burgundy, owned continuously by the same family throughout its history and now managed by renowned wine firm Antonin Rodet since 1986. The 30-hectare estate focuses on white wine production, with 80 percent Chardonnay and 20 percent Pinot Noir reds, known for their freshness, floral and fruity aromas, and mineral complexity. Listed as a historical monument by the French Ministry of Culture, the castle welcomes visitors who can tour the ancestral home while sampling wines representative of the distinctive Burgundy terroir and its wine-making heritage.

Château Saint-Michel is a 19th-century château located in Rully, a prestigious wine village in Burgundy. Originally constructed in the Napoleon III era for Claude Coin, a minister of finances, the château has been transformed into an elegant hotel-restaurant venture overlooking a 3-hectare walled park. The estate features impressive vaulted cellars, a tasting restaurant that pairs regional wines with cuisine, a private chapel, and a wine club for enthusiasts. The château's serene setting in the heart of Burgundy's wine region, combined with its refined amenities including free breakfast and a charming bar, offers a distinctive hospitality experience while preserving its historical architecture and genteel atmosphere.