THE STORY
OF THE DALLE FAMILY

three generations at work

For 300 years, the Maigre Lugol family built Campuget by introducing this domain to the world of wine.

During the Second World War, in the north of France, Bernard Dalle was wounded by a bullet. Doctors advised him to leave Wervicq, near Lille, to seek a drier climate in the south. He abandoned the family businesses of beer and textiles.

The Northerner came to Campuget, in Manduel, an estate he acquired with his brother-in-law, Jacques Delassus, in 1941, for a winemaking adventure that he continued in 1981 with his brother François Dalle.

A world that the Dalle family has remained with to this day, with the desire to make Campuget an essential reference for Rhône Valley wines.

The choice of quality is intrinsic to Campuget wines, to express the richness of its unique terroir, in harmony with nature and respecting the environment.

Today, the story of the Dalle family continues in its third generation, with Franck-Lin and Mathilde, who lead the Campuget estates towards excellence, while remaining rooted in tradition, experimentation and creations that further strengthen our identity.