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Multiple landscapes

Agamy covers 1 100 hectares of vines, planted on the most beautiful Gamay’s terroirs : in Beaujolais mountains, on volcanic reliefs of Côtes du Forez and in the heart of Coteaux du Lyonnais.

From plains to hillsides, our landscapes reveal many facets.

Bully

In the south of Beaujolais, La Cave de Bully seems to be set in a postcard : villages in golden stones, hills, meadows, forests, rivers, the landscapes are as breathtaking as varied.
the cellar also houses our bottling line.

611 hectares and 98 winegrower

QuinciÉ

In the north of Beaujolais, located at the foot of Mont Brouilly, La Cave de Quincié produces our Beaujolais Crus and Beaujolais-Villages.

284 hectares and 109 winegrowers

Sain-Bel

Near Lyon, in “the Lyonnais country” famous for its gastronomy, La Cave des Coteaux du Lyonnais today represents nearly 60% of Coteaux du Lyonnais appellation. Beaujolais and Coteaux du Lyonnais, are producted on these lands, vinified and bottled on the Bully site.

112 hectares and 29 winegrowers

Trelins

Anchored in the Côtes du Forez territory, La Cave de Trelins owns more than half of the appellation’s plots. The vines are located between the Loire river and the first foothills of the Massif Central.

67 hectares and 21 winegrowers

Beaujolais des Pierres Dorées hosts clay-limestone soils while the Beaujolais-Villages and crus come from soils composed of granite and schist, just like the Coteaux du Lyonnais. On the Côtes du Forez territory, we find mainly basaltic rocks of volcanic origin.

In the south, the vines are trained and in the north, they are tied in the traditional way. Three types of pruning coexist: goblet, cordon and Guyot. Everywhere, the soils are grassed to fight against erosion phenomena and to contribute to biodiversity.

This diversity of terroirs, cultures and know-how which coexist contributes to give our wines their personality.