France remains one of the world’s most sought-after destinations for vineyard investments.
Beyond the prestige of owning a Grand Cru estate, many international investors see it as a way to combine heritage, lifestyle, and long-term value preservation.

From Bordeaux to Burgundy, the French vineyard market offers diverse opportunities — from small family-run domains to renowned appellations with international recognition.
In recent years, buyers from the UK, the US, and Asia have increasingly turned to French vineyards, drawn by the stability of the property market and the global reputation of French wines.

Beyond emotional appeal, a vineyard investment can also be strategically structured.
Foreign buyers often choose to create a dedicated company (SAS or SCI) to acquire and manage the property, ensuring optimized taxation and simplified inheritance planning.
Legal advisors play a crucial role in this process, helping investors navigate the administrative, fiscal, and regulatory aspects of ownership.

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For international clients, FRELA provides legal and corporate advisory services dedicated to real estate and vineyard acquisitions across France.