Vineyard Removal in 2026: What's Changing for Buyers and Sellers
28,000 hectares of vineyards slated for uprooting in 2026: how the plan affects vineyard prices, replanting rights, and the sale of a vineyard estate.
As a leading partner in the sale and acquisition of wine estates and vineyards, BLUE SIDE operates in Provence, Languedoc, and the southern Rhône Valley. Beyond the transaction itself, we support sellers and buyers at every stage of their project: valuation, confidential search for and approach to potential counterparties, negotiation, structuring of the transaction, and strategy for taking over the operation. Our knowledge of the wine market and its key players allows us to approach each transaction holistically, with the confidentiality and high standards required for high-stakes deals.
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28,000 hectares of vineyards slated for uprooting in 2026: how the plan affects vineyard prices, replanting rights, and the sale of a vineyard estate.
Buying a vineyard in Provence or the Rhône Valley involves an emotional aspect, but it must also be attractive from an investment perspective. We spoke with Arnaud Courret, president of Blue Side, who identifies high-quality vineyards and helps enhance their value.
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