Winemaker
Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud
- Discipline
- Winemaker
- Based in
- Les Arcs, France
i. Biography
Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud works from Château Sainte Roseline in Les Arcs-sur-Argens, France, where Cru Classé de Provence wines and sustainable winemaking set the terms of the job. Since 2007, the estate has been under her direction, with ownership later extending to Château Sainte Roseline and Château des Demoiselles. The work sits on a familiar Provence brief: protect what the property already carries, and keep it legible in the present.
Coming Up
Since 2007, direction at Château Sainte Roseline has rested with Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud, and that continuity matters in an estate built on inherited identity. The move from director to owner of both Château Sainte Roseline and Château des Demoiselles marks a widening of responsibility, but not a change in method. The craft here is one of stewardship: hold the line on character, keep the estates readable, and let the wines speak through restraint rather than display. In Provence, where site and climate already do much of the work, that kind of control is part of the discipline.
Where They Are Now
Ownership gives Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud a broader hand over the estate, but the focus remains practical: sustainable winemaking, clear expression of place, and a working balance between history and present-day standards. That approach keeps Château Sainte Roseline from becoming static. Under her direction, the Cru Classé de Provence designation is not treated as decoration; it is part of the framework that shapes how the estate reads today. The result is a style that is composed, precise, and tied to the textures already present in the property.
Career - Director — Château Sainte Roseline, Les Arcs-sur-Argens (2007–present) - Owner — Château Sainte Roseline and Château des Demoiselles
Signature
Aurélie's signature wines include Roseline Prestige, Allégorie, and Cuvée La Chapelle Rosé. Within the estate’s range, these names point to different ways of working the same underlying brief: preserve balance, keep clean, and keep the wines in conversation with their place. Rosé, in particular, sits naturally in the Provence register, where lightness and precision are part of the category’s vocabulary. The portfolio reads as a controlled set rather than a showpiece, with lineage and present-tense polish held in the same frame.
FAQ What is Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud's current role? Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud is Winemaker and Owner of Château Sainte Roseline. What is Aurélie Bertin-Teillaud known for? Cru Classé de Provence wines and sustainable winemaking.
