Vignoble Domaine Bel-Chas

The first vines of the Vignoble Domaine Bel-Chas were planted in 2005 on the lands of Marielle Béland and Louis Chassé, in Saint-Charles-de-Bellechasse. Five years later, the production was sufficient to proceed to a first vinification. The couple favored hybrid grape varieties, more resistant to the vagaries of the Quebec climate and to diseases. He now produces cuttings for their fellow winegrowers.

Les Cervidés• July 8, 2021

Making pleasant wine discoveries in Chaudière-Appalaches is possible. Surprised ? Here are some vineyards that are really worth visiting and who might even know how to live the experience of harvesting in the fall!

Stéphane Bourque• May 6, 2021

We suggest you go and meet our artisans to live unique experiences in their companies and others to think about yourself.

Stéphane Bourque• April 22, 2021

Just back from Lanaudière, I already wanted to leave again and discover another region of Quebec. So, on a beautiful Sunday, I took the road towards Bellechasse, in Chaudière-Appalaches. In my opinion, this is a region that is little known and yet full of local discoveries. After a short visit to the Chaudières-Appalaches tourism website, I left for the day.

Élisabeth Dignard• October 25, 2019

The first vines of the Vignoble Domaine Bel-Chas were planted in 2005 on the lands of Marielle Béland and Louis Chassé, in Saint-Charles-de-Bellechasse. Five years later, the production was sufficient to proceed to a first vinification. The couple favored hybrid grape varieties, more resistant to the vagaries of the Quebec climate and to diseases. He now produces cuttings for their fellow winegrowers.

Les Cervidés• July 8, 2021