Estate is a vineyard that produces and bottles its own wine on the property. It can also refer to the winery and the land surrounding it, including vineyards, buildings, and other facilities

The term 'Estate' is often used to indicate that the wine is produced from grapes grown exclusively on the property. This is known as estate-grown or estate-bottled wine. The term may also indicate that the winery has complete control over the winemaking process, from the vineyard to the bottle

In some regions, such as Bordeaux and Burgundy in France, the term 'Estate' is strictly regulated and can only be used by wineries that meet certain criteria, such as owning the vineyards and producing the wine on-site

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